Sentence examples for could prudently from inspiring English sources
I did not believe the American-led coalition could prudently leave Iraq the day Baghdad fell.
With the economy tanking, however, it's hard to imagine how he could prudently do that.
In the face of such uncertainty, those who might be at the greatest risk, like pregnant women and children, could prudently avoid such plastics.
No one could prudently ignore the perspective of senior fire chiefs, who had tested the system and believed it was not operating, he said.
Gordon Brown's largesse in Labour's second term merely flooded health and education with far more money than they could prudently spend without undertaking meaningful reform.
Since borrowing from the government is a use of taxpayer dollars, it should be undertaken only if more money is needed than the banks could prudently provide.
Well, I would like to believe that Phil would do the prudent thing and remain 'over-capitalized' until he was sure that he could lend prudently without jeopardizing his firm's capital base.
In response to a question about the rights of unionists in a united Ireland, Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein, the political party of Irish republicans, said Irish nationalists could not prudently pursue a course of "mathematical majoritarianism".
If the startup wasn't trying to triple an already ambitious valuation, they could proceed prudently, reject investments that don't sufficiently return and harden their best thesis into a model that generates high-confidence results.
State lawmakers, they say, have merely made good on promises from decades ago, when generation plants were built with the understanding that utilities could recoup all prudently incurred costs.
Yet despite this, voters seem to think Mr Howard has outstayed his welcome, and could have handed over prudently last year to Peter Costello, his younger heir-apparent.An opinion poll on November 12th gave Labor a 10-point lead, after the distribution of second preference votes from small parties.
