Sentence examples for any prudence from inspiring English sources

This pattern has been repeated many times since, and it is fair to say that Mr. Hussein's continued survival is far more attributable to luck than it is to any prudence on his part.

Reid juxtaposes this affirmation of ignorance with substantive epistemic claims, for example, that "from the present constitution of things we see they [natural evils] are necessary to our acquiring any prudence or wisdom... ...... (Natural Theology 101 102).

Failing to act on the right choice will not result in any good, so you won't be demonstrating any true prudence.

§ 66-128a (1985) (allowing the state commission to "review and evaluate the efficiency or prudence of any actions... of any public utility or common carrier for the purpose of establishing fair and reasonable rates"); Mo.Rev.Stat.

There seems to be a run for more money that is gripping the imagination of the smartest and the wealthiest make them commit mistakes and forget any basic rule of prudence.

Henry the older was lean and shriveled, rigid with prudence, empty of any hunger other than a desire to secure his throne through the acquisition of cash.

He was a statesman, not a magazine writer, and no one doctrine could possibly set out what wisdom or prudence dictated in any given circumstance.

Consumers who avoid credit products, out of prudence or for any other reason, can end up with a low score or a "thin file" (a credit report that does not have enough data to assign a score).

Prudence dictates that any pedometer-determined steps/day goal be congruent with existing public health guidelines.

Albeit based on a small cohort, our results imply prudence in ascertaining any causality between monoallelic mutations and HLH.

(Like any good collector, enthusiasm sometimes outruns prudence.