Sentence examples for been provident from inspiring English sources

COMPARED with much of the rest of the rich world, Britain has been provident.

This becomes clear in Ammonius' speech in On the E in Delphi, where God is said to be "beyond everything" (epekeina tou pantos; 393B), but also in the On the Obsolescence of Oracles, where Lamprias defends the possibility of God being provident over many worlds, provided that these are of a finite number (426E).

She is provident once more.

The announcement was provident for Mr. Zuma.

The New Yorker, January 11 , 1930 P. 19She is provident once more.

Another newcomer to the FTSE 100 is Provident Financial, whose shares are up 46% in the year to date.

Moreover, the energy-constraint nodes should be provident in energy consumption.

With lower subsidies for contract smartphones, and a continued awareness of customers splitting apart their phone purchase from their monthly bills, the cheaper handsets that offer the same functionality are provident to be an attractive investment.

Since we can know by natural reason that God exists and is provident, we can know by natural reason that morality is commanded by God, and as such it is Natural Law.

And he says that God is provident and takes care of qualitatively better men and inspires them as a result of the mediation of the active intellect either through the way of meditation, or through the way of the effulgence of soul or through the way of revelation.

Provident Bank is providing money, but it is not enough, said Ms. Rice, who is seeking other sponsors and public money.