Sentence examples for appropriate prudence from inspiring English sources

One American official who worked in the mission said the Americans there were able to get around with "appropriate prudence".

"While maintaining appropriate prudence, lenders should do all they can to meet the needs of legitimate, creditworthy borrowers," Mr. Bernanke said at a meeting at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's branch in Detroit.

Laura Bush made a valid point when she advised that cures derived from stem cell research might not necessarily be just around the corner, but it does not follow logically that an appropriate prudence in raising hopes justifies the current restrictions on human stem cell research.

As long as foundations are making a "good-faith effort" and showing appropriate prudence in their investment process, the IRS would not judge the investment to be taxable.

The effort is measured by the circumstances under which it is applied, with the expectation that it will be conducted with a level of reasonableness and prudence appropriate for the particular circumstances.

How can you strike the appropriate balance between prudence and paranoia?

But given the short duration of the all-clear, he warned, "To assure appropriate stewardship of NIH resources, prudence in resuming experiments is advised".

In the Soul, the direction of vision towards the Intellectual-Principle is Wisdom and Prudence, soul-virtues not appropriate to the Supreme where Thinker and Thought are identical.

This shows fiscal prudence and forbearance in appropriating and managing large sums of money.

(Only recommended for white wine and appropriate cocktails. I'm an advocate of prudence, not barbarianism).

Prudence and increased emphasis on informed consent and appropriate reporting may however provide a way forward [ 93– 93].