Sentence examples for be prudent for from inspiring English sources

And it may not be prudent for banks to lend at such high multiples.

"It wouldn't be prudent for us to part with an asset that may have some value".

"I don't think it would be prudent for fireworks to be going off at this point in time".

Ms. Novarro said it would not be prudent for Bishop Murphy to speak about his role in the Geoghan case.

"With other signs today that growth is slipping more, it would be prudent for the Fed to act aggressively".

It would be prudent for them to diversify their reserves, but that could send the dollar tumbling.

It would be prudent for Medicare officials to contemplate the consequences of their actions before eliminating important care for our nation's elderly.

On the other hand, she said, would not be prudent for marketers to open luxury stores on "streets where people are struggling for survival".

But it may be prudent for states to do background checks that are limited to involuntary commitment orders and do not delve into other mental health records.

It would be prudent for the Administration to produce more evidence of direct military training — or produce fighters captured in Iraq who had been trained in Iran".

It may be prudent for a young family to borrow, if they reckon their wages will go up over the next few years.