Sentence examples for are particularly prudent from inspiring English sources

These are particularly prudent because over half of all urban car trips last less than 10 minutes, and 80percentt are within 10 miles or fewer.

The court added that, given "there had been no comparable precedent, he should have been particularly prudent".

"We have to be particularly prudent and careful," he told the Reuters news agency.

This may be particularly prudent in Dominica, where canopy openings from hurricanes might further promote S. macrophylla regeneration in the absence of top-down control from its specialist caterpillar enemies.

It may thus be particularly prudent to document the listed name for participants residing in densely populated regions.

This is particularly prudent given the renewed moves towards primary care-led commissioning in England [ 31] and health and social care integration in Scotland [ 32].

Gingrich seems to view a campaign as a sort of choose-your-own-adventure book, but the choices he has made so far are not particularly prudent.

Although this concept has been documented previously [ 28], it is perhaps particularly prudent in the cases of young adolescents, to allow them to feel respected and valued as young adults.

Though it is not particularly prudent to consider betting on a horse with one start in Japan, more than two months ago — an 11½ length victory at odds of 1-5 — Casiso Drive is an interesting presence in the Peter Pan Stakes on Saturday at Belmont Park.

Since HTN is particularly devastating in diabetic patients, it seems prudent to perform ABPM in all diabetic patients with high-normal BP levels (1).

If the Offer is particularly complex it may be necessary and prudent to have a real estate attorney review the document prior to submitting the offer.