Sentence examples for be prudent to wait from inspiring English sources
It would probably be prudent to wait to see the outcome of the British parliamentary inquiry and police investigations.
"Wouldn't it be prudent to wait for more data before making changes in the accommodative monetary policy stance?" asked Representative H. James Saxton, Republican of New Jersey.
Mr Blunt, a Conservative MP, said he believed the six-year inquiry was "without a doubt" in its final "ten percent" of time and that it would be prudent to wait.
When President Asif Ali Zardari was asked about the issue this week by a delegation of US Congressmen, he is said to have replied: "It would be prudent to wait for the legal course to be completed".
Rather, he said, the administration felt it would be prudent to wait until it had "taken stock of what kind of measurable progress we were able to generate" out of meetings with Chinese officials at three upcoming economic meetings.
But policymakers decided that it would be "prudent to wait" for evidence that the economy had not deteriorated and that inflation would gradually move back toward the Fed's 2% annual target.
"Although the A.A.P. does not give a specific age cutoff," Dr. Smith said, "I believe it is prudent to wait until at least 4 to 5 years of age before introducing high-risk foods, including popcorn".
Wouldn't it have been prudent to wait for Apple's fix before filing this lawsuit?
However, both studies suggest that it is prudent to wait around 2 3 weeks before performing bracket bonding after the completion of whitening.
Nevertheless, in part because of the risks to the outlook for economic activity and inflation, the Committee decided that it was prudent to wait for additional information confirming that the economic outlook had not deteriorated and bolstering members' confidence that inflation would gradually move up toward 2percentt over the medium term.
