Sentence examples for consider prudent from inspiring English sources

The new military quarantine rules place US service members under tighter monitoring conditions than the CDC consider prudent.

It withdrew 8.6 percent two years ago, for example, a rate significantly above what many organizations consider prudent.

But he leaves in far more, to judge from the two volumes that have been published by Random House, than most politicians would consider prudent.

Because of higher market valuations in Europe and lower expectations of return on investment, foreign giants like AXA of France, Allianz of Germany and Generali of Italy are willing to pay higher prices and accept less stellar performances than American insurers consider prudent.

In its August review of the fiscal outlook, the administration acknowledged that without further cuts it would not reduce the deficit to about 3 percent of the size of the economy — the maximum most economists consider prudent — by the end of Mr. Obama's term, as his first budget projected.

It wasn't easy, he said, to invest in a company that intended to "drive straight into the radiator grill of huge Japanese and Korean electronics companies," but added that Sequoia like to invest in things that no one else would consider prudent.

With the cares of so many children, it was perhaps the only intimacy he considered prudent.

In the past few weeks, Rome and Madrid have submitted budgets to spend more than the EU commission considers prudent.

While this strategy has worked for many people and is considered prudent by financial advisers, it's still a wager.

It is considered prudent for men and postmenopausal women to avoid iron supplements and high iron intakes from fortified foods.

It is often considered prudent to wait until the courts have their say on a freshly enacted statute before relying blindly on it.