Sentence examples for be highly prudent from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a high or esteemed manner.
It may be highly prudent for the police to have the ability to shoot down aircraft, but who, for instance, would give the order?
It is prudent to be highly suspicious of any area near the site of injection exhibiting local symptoms.
A systematic review of the literature of women and men (mean age 47±6) found aerobic exercise combined with a prudent diet to be highly effective for improving total cholesterol (−15.5, 95% CI −20.3 to −10.7), LDL cholesterol (−9.2, 95% CI −12.7 to −5.8) and body weight (−5.7, 95% CI −7.4 to −4.1).
So the results were highly sensitive, and an enemy country's numbers would be useful when deciding whether attacking it was prudent, and conquering it worthwhile.
A prudent prince must be surrounded by prudent advisors.
"The board has to be very prudent".
He promised a highly visible police presence this weekend and called on residents to be prudent but not inhibited in their weekend activities.
Though Proclus was in Athens a highly respected philosopher and had some Christian students, he had to be prudent to avoid anti-pagan reactions.
