Sentence examples for done prudently from inspiring English sources

Moreover, they say, the housing market needs such nontraditional lending, as long as it is done prudently.

"If it is done prudently, with the right amount of resources," he added, the program "might prove to be very effective in rapidly advancing fielded hardware".

During one of my trips to mineral-rich Koriya, a small district in north Chhattisgarh, I learnt a thing or two from a district-level medical officer about how just spending big money in the sector will not mean any big gains; it has to be done prudently.

On international relations, he'll do his best to wind down out of Iraq as quickly as possible, but it will be done prudently.

One participant, who was not identified by the Vatican, said that "welcoming" gays into the church should be done prudently, "so as not to leave the impression that the church has a positive evaluation of this orientation".

Fortunately, it appeared that these formal risk assessments were done prudently, given the fact that approximately two thirds of low risk patients were never administered a bone density test or were given their most recent scan three or more years following their last test.

Ever since China began to shuck off communism and turn itself into a global economic power, its leaders have followed the strategy of a "peaceful rise" -- be modest, act prudently, don't frighten the neighbors and certainly don't galvanize any coalition against us.

However, CIRC concluded the UCI "did not act prudently" in soliciting and accepting financial donations from Armstrong, particularly because he was suspected of doping.

Although further experiments are needed to confirm the effect of mate age, these findings suggest that snails do not behave prudently in terms of mate quality.

"There is never a guarantee of success, but we have done everything prudently possible to ensure that our probability of success is as high as possible," said Dave Lavery, a senior Nasa official on the rover project.

Young workers, lacking experience or standing, tend to behave prudently; if they don't like the conditions, they tend to leave.