Sentence examples for extremely prudent from inspiring English sources

"I think the things we are doing are extremely prudent," he added.

"I am being extremely prudent with my words," he told journalists in Brussels.

In fact, I would argue strongly that over the boom period of 1995-2000, state governments were extremely prudent in their fiscal policies.

While it's imperative that we're being extremely prudent on costs, it's also imperative that this is done right and as quickly and efficiently as possible".

Dr. R. Timothy Mulcahy, chairman of the university's biosecurity task force, said that the chances of escape from the Biosafety Level 3 facility were minimal and that Dr. Kawaoka had been "extremely prudent" in starting out at the higher level.

"Any action adopted at the Security Council should be extremely prudent and responsible and helpful to the mediation efforts of the secretary general," said a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Liu Jianchao.

If this is you, you are extremely lucky and exceedingly prudent.

"They're going to continue to experience this and they need to be extremely fiscally prudent," he said.

In these conditions, prudent conduct becomes extremely important as well as careful operative and postoperative management with the possibility of particular anaesthetic protocol, the need of close cooperation between surgeon and anaesthesist and valid legal support.

"Doing the prudent thing about deficits now would be an extremely foolish thing," observes Paul Krugman, a Nobel-winning economist.However, persistent deficits could eventually drive up interest rates, and uncertainty over when or how taxes will rise could dampen business confidence.

We try to be extremely respectful of your listening experience, & promise to be prudent".