Sentence examples similar to displayed prudence from inspiring English sources
The 9th Circuit panel instructed the District Court, which had granted Ough's motion for summary judgment, to consider whether he displayed reasonable prudence.
Here he displays not only prudence and common sense, but also a real scholarly capacity, which he had not shown before, for the philological handling of textual evidence.
That is, ordinary people not only display a degree of prudence in making choices but also recognize that the value of some actions is that they are means to more important goals.
Woe betide any character who displays adult human virtues such as rationality, courtesy, prudence, or restraint.
Although the fashion houses avoided displaying outward pessimism about their own businesses in the economic downturn, there was an unusual new trend for fashion: prudence.
Beside the stairs, the wall is lined with Michelin road-maps, and features a neon display of four words ('Silence – Logique – Securité – Prudence') that will make sense only to fans of Jean-Luc Godard's Orwellesque dystopia, Alphaville.
Indeed, the image of Prudence is identical to that used by the King's Master of Works William Schaw, in the spectacular display to welcome Queen Anne to Scotland, following her marriage to James VI in 1589.
*Two sample T-test used for assessing the difference between sub-groups Table 4 displays the results of a multinomial regression model examining associations between socio-demographic factors and 3 categories of the Prudence Score.
