Sentence examples for highly prudent from inspiring English sources

It may be highly prudent for the police to have the ability to shoot down aircraft, but who, for instance, would give the order?

For instance, if an effect is relevant primarily due to public perception rather than the health impact, one might wonder whether highly costly options are prudent; would the money not be better spent on issues that have higher health benefits?

It is prudent to be highly suspicious of any area near the site of injection exhibiting local symptoms.

Volkswagen has deemed it prudent to fit a very highly modified 3-litre V6 TSI engine up front.

Occasionally pitched battles were fought between armies but these were considered highly risky endeavours and were usually avoided by prudent commanders.

He promised a highly visible police presence this weekend and called on residents to be prudent but not inhibited in their weekend activities.

Though Proclus was in Athens a highly respected philosopher and had some Christian students, he had to be prudent to avoid anti-pagan reactions.

Land trusts could make reasonable and prudent public access to conserved private lands (with exception to highly sensitive areas) as a part of their negotiations with the landowner and a part of their success criteria for an easement deal.

Under highly circumscribed conditions, where the agent's goals are limited, they show that it is prudent to post coherent betting quotients.

For those that are warier and prudent, or more risk averse; stating ambitious growth aspirations for their company may seem highly uncomfortable.

So the results were highly sensitive, and an enemy country's numbers would be useful when deciding whether attacking it was prudent, and conquering it worthwhile.