Sentence examples for as prudently from inspiring English sources

He should hardly be done yet at age 24, with an improved serve and a commitment to managing his schedule as prudently as his friendly rival Federer, who started and finished the season in rare form: winning the Australian Open and then managing to stop Nadal's momentum in a three-set final at the World Tour Finals in London.

Kate Chopin in her 1899 novel The Awakening allowed impecunious Mrs Sommers to spend a sudden $15 not, as prudently planned, on remnants to outfit her family, but on mass-produced accessories - silk stockings, boots and gloves - bought in that new temple for women's expenditure, the department store.

They say that after the recent radiation leak at Indian Point 2 -- Indian Point 3's privately owned next-door neighbor -- and given the swift deregulation of utilities, such a major decision affecting taxpayers and the environment should be made as prudently and openly as possible.

If only the rest of corporate America were acting as prudently.

His statements to the Times remain consistent with those from the campaign: that he will execute the office as prudently and selflessly as possible to dial back eight years worth of what he considers to be blatant abuse of power.

Improving the quality of our reporting is as important as prudently approaching meta-analysis of our evidence.

Mindful of the violence that characterized a prisoner uprising at Attica a dozen years earlier, Cuomo made clear that the state would act prudently as long as its authority was respected.

Prudently, as it turned out, Berenson insisted that they talk at Duveen's offices instead.

But it will not remain benign if we do not increase interest rates prudently as the expansion progresses," he said.

But although, according to the familiar axiom, a King can do no wrong, immunity clothes him only so long as he stays prudently within the stock role.

I relied on the government's alleged regulation to concern myself with working to save the money, prudently as I thought, to provide for my own old age.