Sentence examples for it very prudent from inspiring English sources

While it is thought that a lethal dose would need to be about 5kg (unlikely to be consumable by any person at a single sitting), there is also thought to be another unidentified poison in the leaves, thus making it very prudent to leave the leaves well alone in culinary pursuits.[1].

"I think it's very prudent on our part to get over the 50percentt," said Terry McAuliffe, the Democratic chairman.

"Being in Michigan, it's very prudent for us to continue to work through the economic conditions in that marketplace and not try to rush any repayment of TARP until we know we're out of the financial crisis," said Charles D. Christy, the chief financial officer.

Given the detrimental effects of these variables on CVD and further glycemic control, it seems very prudent to take these factors into account when considering antidiabetes agents.

He added: "The problem with the EIB, as you know, is that it has a very prudent attitude to investment because, to protect its triple A [rating], it does not want to take on, let's call it, excessive risk.

"In resubmitting, it is usually very prudent to follow the reviewers suggestions.

"If the supreme leader moves, he's going to do it in a very prudent and incremental way".

It would be very prudent to see a doctor, if having a raspy voice is a continually present condition, as it could be a symptom of a serious underlying medical condition.

At the same time, it has done so in a way that has been very prudent in terms of the use of capital and what it has paid for assets.

"It's a very good set of assets under very prudent management.

You can be very prudent on the front end, but it's difficult to predict what's going to happen.