Sentence examples for a prudential from inspiring English sources

There is certainly a prudential case for diversity.

Presumably the FSA, as a prudential regulator, should discourage such practices.

The criterion, these just-war theorists say, is essentially a prudential one.

But nothing important was ever begun in a prudential frame of mind.

"Brass" made Charlotte Lucas accept Mr. Collins ("disgracing herself" with a prudential marriage), but it didn't make her love him.

From the evolutionary point of view, the answer is simple: our forerunners who lacked such a prudential instinct died out.

It seems there could hardly be a Prudential Center without Brodeur, a mainstay in goal since 1993.

But Kipton Davis, a Prudential Douglas Elliman broker from Virginia, thinks a little bourbon could be good for sales.

A Prudential Securities analyst, Carol Coale, downgraded Energy Partners, saying it may be unable to acquire assets needed for growth.

A Prudential Financial spokesman, Bob DeFillippo, said the company was cooperating with all inquiries and declined to comment further.

These are places, he said at a Prudential Securities conference in 2002, "where the judiciary is elected with verdict money.