Sentence examples for in the exercise of prudence from inspiring English sources
Anticipatory divestment in recognition that at some unknown and unknowable point down the road, markets will suddenly adjust the equity price of fossil fuel company shares downward to reflect the swiftly changing future prospects of those companies, however wise today, is probably not yet compelled in the exercise of prudence.
The Serious People are determined to destroy all the advanced economies in the name of prudence.
Henry Yorke/Green used Caught to ponder the relation between love and death in the character of Prudence.
Once again, politics has gotten in the way of prudence.
This just makes sense in the interest of prudence, as long as the same information can be obtained with non-ionizing modalities (Muratore 2012).
Yet the donors fought bitterly, and alas successfully, to keep Malawi's early programs very small, in some ghastly exercise of budgetary prudence.
There is all the more chance of this in that the costs of prudence will be minimal.
If private property involves the wiser and more efficient use of resources, it is because someone has exercised virtues of prudence, industry, and self-restraint.
Our alma mater has abolished football, with no warning, in the name of fiscal prudence.
A particularly illustrative possible worlds analysis of the concept of prudence is found in Bricker 1980.
