Sentence examples for also prudently from inspiring English sources

In testimony last March at a hearing on clean energy, Mr. Murray told a House subcommittee that federal lands should be preserved, but also "prudently developed" to provide jobs.

Using the LS-based approach, we use either a polynomial matrix P or an HSH equivalent, which we denote as S. When we solve Equation 3, we also prudently include some Tikhonov regularization [48] in solving for c.

But, while offering hope to those responsible for increasingly more complex networks, the authors also prudently point out that "IPsec products can wreak havoc on critical applications and other enhanced networked services".

The bill, AB 1999, authored by Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins (D-San Diego), also prudently requires that projects demonstrate they can generate at least as much tax revenue for the state as they get in tax credits.

But she prudently also prepared for a potentially lucrative fallback career, in case making music did not work out: she was a fourth-year medical student at the University of Glasgow in 2009, when one of her songs, "Diamond Rings," became a hit for the rapper Chipmunk, emboldening her to pursue her musical career.

Technology spending, if managed prudently, can also deliver new abilities and productivity without more dollars, executives say.

The specification can also be used to prudently and effectively choose test-cases when exhaustive testing appears to be improbable.

They also insisted that they behaved prudently, acted with constant oversight of banking regulators and took strong action to shore up the bank's finances when market conditions worsened in late 2007 and early 2008.

Beyond that role, given that Lebanon's petroleum resources are not confirmed yet, there is also an urgent need to prudently manage expectations of Lebanese citizens and government officials.

Rates and fees will also drop if account holders spend prudently.

Mr. Price said the first project should be sidewalks to the school, and he is also sure that the town will prudently save part of its income.