Sentence examples for a prudent step from inspiring English sources

A temporary ban on neonicotinoids is a prudent step.

"This is simply a prudent step to be prepared," he said.

Back in 2002, the trust tried to diversify its assets, something that would seem to be a prudent step.

This is a prudent step because hospitals have historically magnified the spread of smallpox, with one sick patient infecting others as well as the medical staff.

Roche's chairman and chief executive, Franz Humer, called today's increase in provisions a prudent step toward cleaning up a regrettable problem.

Applying for the additional capital "was a prudent step for the Hartford, particularly given the continued economic uncertainty," said Ramani Ayer, the company's chairman and chief executive.

We can perhaps answer these questions more quickly and more effectively - and thus benefit patients more rapidly - if we learn from the successes and failures of our gene therapy colleagues and take a prudent, step-wise approach from bench to bedside.

"Filing chapter 11 was a necessary and prudent step to strengthen our balance sheet and gain financial flexibility in order to access liquidity and position TerreStar Networks as a stronger, healthier company".

"This was felt to be a sensible and prudent step given the financial challenges facing many football clubs and the commitment made earlier this summer to adopt Uefa's Financial Fair Play framework," a League spokesman said.

With that prognosis, closing schools is an understandable and prudent step to protect children and their families from exposure.

And given that there's even a small risk of catastrophe of an Anthony Kennedy-authored opinion that denies a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, inaction on Monday was arguably the most prudent step to a more equal tomorrow.