Sentence examples for calculated prudence from inspiring English sources
The joining of researchers and communities to challenge health inequities through the production of 'evidence' can be understood to represent the active citizenship 'promoted by the neoliberal virtues of autonomy, responsibility and calculated prudence' (Grundy and Smith 2007).
The move was calculated to maximise the contrast between the chancellor's avowed prudence and the supposed profligacies of the past.
Responses were summed to calculate an individual lifestyle score (the Prudence Score), which ranged from 0 to 10.
"All courses of action are risky, so prudence is not in avoiding danger, but calculating risk and acting decisively.
We know the consequences of a misjudged corner on a mountain descent, but with the prudence and experience gained with thousands of races we calculate the risks, and pray.
The ancient virtue of prudence was never just the art of avoiding harm; it involves the intelligent choice of means to achieve an end, and thus reappears as the ability to calculate risks.
Prudence can sometimes look like weakness.
Prudence is his watchword.
