Sentence examples for is prudent on from inspiring English sources

But feeling the pressure of Italy's Valentino Rossi — probably the greatest road racer of all time and an iconic, curly-haired presence who looms over MotoGP — Hayden came into a corner a little too fast, causing him to brake harder than is prudent on a wet track.

Silence, one would have thought, was prudent on that occasion.

"It's prudent on any bank's part to try to meet the people.

Because of that, India's home minister, L.K. Advani, said on June 23rd: "It would be prudent on the part of India to be prepared for war".Pakistan's official line is that Kashmiri "mujahideen" are acting on their own.

The emphasis on the costs to others of fiscal indiscipline meant that countries were careful to behave no worse than their peers, rather than trying to be prudent on their own behalf.

Not for him to say, he replies, he must be "prudent" on that topic; but he concedes that Colombia needs more continuity in the fight against terrorism than one four-year presidency can offer.

Practice would seem to be prudent; on Sunday, the actors Reg E. Cathey and Edward Hibbert were beaned with a piece of scenery during a set change, and the performance was canceled.

He said that considering Tennessee's game plan of keeping the game close, as opposed to trying to win it, the Gators did the right thing by being prudent on offense.

However, given the capacity and other constraints, it would be prudent on the part of UNICEF to not scale up the CBS S/FESin other areas at this time.

It is prudent to avoid taking on goals we cannot possibly attain, and hence prudent to eschew projects that cannot possibly be completed during the course of a normal lifetime.

"We don't believe it is prudent to budget on the capital gains.