Sentence examples for a prudent response from inspiring English sources

But the announcement seemed like a prudent response to pressure from Saudi Arabia, and in particular the United Arab Emirates (UAE), for a crackdown on the Brotherhood.

However, they also point out that the temptation to manipulate price is certainly present, and a prudent response from Sacramento would be to enact policies that will reduce that temptation as much as possible.

(At No. 10, "The Dukan Diet" — it's been called Atkins with a French accent — starts out by eliminating all fruits and vegetables from the menu: a prudent response to the global epidemic of morbidly obese vegetarians).

National Australia Bank (NAB) said the top-up was a "prudent" response to continuing sluggish economic recovery.

It added: "As a prudent response to these current economic conditions, National Australia Bank Limited (NAB) has increased the economic cycle adjustment on its collective provisions by $250m $175mm post tax) as at 30 September 2012".

The moratorium on the genetically engineered (GE) product also came about, in no small measure, as a prudent response to overwhelming public concerns regarding GE crops.

So what is a prudent answer?

A prudent answer is to watch hiring.

Analyst Alison Turner said: Marikana is uneconomic at current platinum group metal prices and as such we believe that mothballing that operation is a rational and prudent response to market conditions, which will help Aquarius to preserve cash through the current downturn.

What India sees as a prudent defensive response to China's naval build-up might easily be taken by Pakistan as aggressive.

In a phone interview, Attorney General William H. Sorrell of Vermont said "a prudent federal response to the problem of spent fuel storage might be different from one site to the next — that's what this is about".