Sentence examples for found it prudent from inspiring English sources
But, once the scores were settled, Ablai found it prudent to offer his submission to the Qianlong emperor.
His work Diálogo de la doctrina cristiana (1529; "Dialogue on Christian Doctrine") was not well received by the Inquisition, and Valdés found it prudent to leave Spain.
Many indigenous people, especially given the persecution and forced conversions, found it prudent to fuse the imported Catholic saints with their own deities.
Mindful that the withdrawal of civil servants from some public services would lead to chaos, many governments have found it prudent to establish permanent channels for negotiating such matters as salaries and discipline.
Wendy Maitland, a broker at Brown Harris Stevens who specializes in expensive properties, said that the rental market for luxury apartments had remained solid during the downturn, as some well-heeled individuals found it prudent to rent rather than buy.
In 1769 the city's Common Council found it prudent to erect 14 milestones leading away from City Hall (then at Wall and Nassau Streets), up Broadway and over the Kingsbridge crossing of what is now the Harlem River.
Finding it prudent to flee the country, he traveled throughout Europe, visiting Zürich, Padua, and Strasbourg, where he met Vermigli.
Key defined public opinion in 1961 as "opinions held by private persons which governments find it prudent to heed".
If people decide to curtail their spending, or if banks find it prudent to stop lending them money, a recession will follow.
Rulers may find it prudent, convenient or lucrative to allow people the free exercise of some or most of their rights, but the moment circumstances change, the rulers can do whatever they want.
