Sentence examples for bit of prudent from inspiring English sources

JUST a bit of "prudent" planning, as the secretary of state, Colin Powell, would have it?

As much as I love to wander aimlessly in a town I'm unfamiliar with, a bit of guidance seemed prudent, so I signed us up one afternoon for Flavors of Stratford, a culinary walking tour.

Even with that bit of guidance from the IRS, it is prudent advice to encourage a profitable S corporation to start making reasonable salary payments to its shareholder-employees as soon as it has the means to do so.

5 It may be prudent to conduct a bit of research before getting down to business, locating a spot where you are certain coons congregate – a particular set of picnic tables, or that secluded and poorly lit corner of the park where bums go to die.

Teaching of prudent antibiotic prescribing principles should be improved.

The fact underscores the importance of prudent antibiotic use.

Wales is championing a concept of "prudent healthcare".

Chinese and Japanese holdings of US Treasury bonds now $2.5 trillion—have doubled in five years, according to the TIC data.Here it would be prudent to mix in a bit of realistic policy.

In general, that seems to be quite a bit of symbiosis and gene transfer in parallel, so it is prudent to question the premise that the green signal does in fact represent evidence for a biological event rather than being a manifestation of sampling, random, or other bias in the data.

A little bit of planning will reward your future self with the riches of automatic prudent behaviors.

The SCENICC research project is a bit of a pie-in-the-sky effort right now, but like the prudent archer, DARPA is aiming high in order to hit a target on a lower level.