Sentence examples for feel prudent from inspiring English sources

Renting may not make you feel powerful, but it will sure help you feel prudent.

You could have supplied this address when you signed up, but since the email address was optional, some users don't feel prudent to type one in.

"It has also come to his attention in the past two or three days and it was felt prudent to take it out.

President Obama loses credibility by claiming he wants to strip U.S. policy of its aura of arrogance and condescension at the same time his own team makes false charges to pressure Europe into more fiscal stimulus than it feels prudent.

Ricardo Carvalho may have felt prudent in not lunging into a challenge but Ronaldinho used him as a shield to block Cech's view and bent a delicious 20-yarder into the corner of the net, with the goalkeeper barely reacting at all.

It was thus felt prudent to transfer him to the intensive care unit for overnight monitoring and further stabilization.

Given a recent increase in albumin use in our institution in light of recent HES publications, we felt prudent to test whether this finding was artifactual.

"Buying a V-6 did not feel economically prudent, not to mention environmentally irresponsible".

"However, it is not the first retailer to warn that trading remains tough, and we feel it prudent to reduce our profit forecasts".

While we feel it prudent to take this precautionary step right now, we do not view this as a long-term or catastrophic risk exposure.

He came to defend the president's 2012 budget request for science, a document that called for spending billions more than Hall and other fiscal conservatives feel is prudent.