Sentence examples for a prudently from inspiring English sources

Such a transition would require a prudently balanced cooperation with America.

"I wish to assure supporters that what we are addressing is no more and no less than what a prudently managed club would do".

The African members stayed firmly in their seats and agreed to a prudently moderate final communique which made the Southern Rhodesian situation look neither more inflammable nor, indeed, very different.

Both he and Clinton believe, and both have proved, that a prudently managed economy, which wins the confidence of the business community, will yield higher tax revenues, and those revenues can be spent on creating new "opportunities" — Blair's favorite word again — for the poor.

With ample reason, Nylen asks himself, "Why do I take such dumb risks over and again?" The son of a gregarious DuPont executive whose constant transfers kept the family on the move, Nylen learned at a young age that even a prudently lived existence can go awry.

Selective and specific detection of Hg2+ and Ag+ ions has been enabled by a prudently developed new schiff base probe (L) in a differentially responsive manner of emission intensity.

One of the kids is a girl prudently disguised as a boy with short hair, and an engaging kind of Jules-et-Jim dynamic evolves between them, although romance is hardly the point.

It is said he will remain harmless as long as the Union Jack flies over the inn, a precaution prudently adopted by the current proprietor.

Sheila Bair, its chairman, believes buy-out firms should be considered eligible bidders if they show they can run a bank prudently and are "good corporate citizens".The Office of Thrift Supervision, which watches over lenders with around $1 trillion of assets, has gone even further.

The prospects for a robust prudently guided financial sector have been substantially clouded by the fact that the both the corporate governance structure and the executive leadership of the financial sector remain largely unchanged--92unchanged--92unchanged--92percentrecthes of top top 17 recipients of TARP funds are still in office.

When plague returned to London in 1665, Thomas Sydenham, a physician, prudently sought safety in the countryside.