Sentence examples for be prudent to avoid from inspiring English sources
But if the past is any guide, it would be prudent to avoid making predictions about the North Korean regime's imminent demise.
Meanwhile, he said, it would be prudent to avoid foods like potato chips and French fries, which are known to contain lots of health-damaging fat as well as acrylamide.
Would it be prudent to avoid dating?" Cardinal Dolan responded that, on the contrary, "it's good" to date, partly to discern whether the celibate life of a priest is what you want.
"We agree with ISS' approach that boards would be prudent to avoid the risks of pledging by simply prohibiting it for board members and senior executives", seconds Zdrazil.
It may even be prudent to avoid wearing shiny jewellery, as it can reflect light in a way that resembles the sheen from shoals of fish.
Though Proclus was in Athens a highly respected philosopher and had some Christian students, he had to be prudent to avoid anti-pagan reactions.
The threat of punishment is not a logically adequate ground for moral behaviour, even if it is prudent to avoid punishment by behaving as ordered.
Because you don't know quite where you are headed as you build an organization's adaptability, it's prudent to avoid grand and detailed strategic plans.
It is prudent to avoid taking on goals we cannot possibly attain, and hence prudent to eschew projects that cannot possibly be completed during the course of a normal lifetime.
As a result, it is prudent to avoid interpreting the term digital native too broadly as covering the entire population of university-age learners (Gobel and Kano 2014; MacLean and Elwood 2009).
