Sentence examples for be prudent to keep from inspiring English sources
As a country, we keep focusing on eradicating terrorism far away, yet we would be prudent to keep looking in our own backyard for those who hate.
In this era of increased attention to (and supplementation of) vitamin D, it would be prudent to keep the possibility of vitamin D toxicity in the differential diagnoses of patients receiving large doses of vitamin D2 or vitamin D3.
It would be prudent to keep a backup of your files either on your own server or on your computer just in case.
It may be prudent to keep your copper Lincoln Memorial pennies (1959-1982) as well, as copper prices have risen to the point where each such penny is worth over two cents.
The client wanted to know if it was prudent to keep buying shares through the stock purchase program.
Like many of my MP contemporaries, I learned that it was prudent to keep on the right side of Mary – all Westminster knew who she was.
Some homeowners think it's prudent to keep the flexibility of a 30-year mortgage, but build up equity by making extra payments.
President Obama has been prudent to keep the United States in the background of the conflict in Libya, allowing France and Nicolas Sarkozy to take the lead, together with Britain's David Cameron and the European Union.
One starts with the basic fact that Oscar was Mourinho's first choice, ahead of Mata, in the playmaking role, and once that is established, the question is whether it is prudent to keep an asset worth £37m on the bench.
Now, with the strong possibility that India will strike back for the Mumbai attacks, many in the Pakistani military are expected to argue that they were prudent to keep their forces primarily arrayed against India, rather than hunting down Al Qaeda and other militants.
