Sentence examples for it prudent that from inspiring English sources

Nearly five years later, when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was killed, William Eckert, baseball's commissioner, thought it prudent that teams play.

If Kristof were denied access at all, that is because sense deems it prudent that caution be taken in dealing with a biased "observer" whose preoccupation and lust has long been to instigate conflict by lamenting outrageous claims on a delicate peace that needs nothing but reinforcement.

The company may soon find it prudent to do that on its own.

With the findings by Nebgen et al. [ 77] in mind, it is prudent that if it is decided that no active surveillance is to be carried out, female carriers of the DNA MMR gene mutations must be educated on the need to seek immediate medical attention for further investigation if they have any abnormal uterine bleeding.

If you have a grassy weeds problem, it's prudent that you have it treated as soon as possible.

Viral pneumonia can tax an older person's heart and sometimes cause it to fail, he told her, so it was prudent that she remain under observation by doctors.

In these circumstances it is prudent that the company and its owners should carefully assess the options available to take the company through the next stage in its evolution and UBS has been appointed to help".

It's prudent that we have enough cash before we need it," he said in March.

It's prudent that we have enough cash before we need it".

Thus, it is prudent that ICH-FOS be corroborated in Western populations before it is ready for prime time.

Maybe, at the time, it was prudent, but that doesn't make it any less homophobic.