Sentence examples for lack of prudence from inspiring English sources

Cycling's own lack of prudence has led to decades of rumor, scandal, ineligibility and even death.

Modern safety features have the unintended consequence of encouraging newer generations of drivers to behave with a lack of prudence that would appalled their predecessors.

While countries like Greece and Spain often face criticism for a lack of prudence that got them into trouble and caused the euro zone crisis, French and German banks were the enablers.

The side-effect of the global financial crisis, and the huge botch up that leading financial brands like Bank of America, Citi, Merrill, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, RBS and others have made with their bonuses and lack of prudence, is that trust for banks is at an all time low.

Lack of prudence and caution in prescribing these drugs is inappropriate and suggests that prescribing confidence results from prolong practice, rather than guidance about the true risks of the drugs and the complexities involved.

insignificant nod, to call a resolved zeal, want of prudence.

"There is a great lack of military caution and prudence on the part of those in command here," McBeth observed in a lengthy letter in February 1863.

The findings reflect dreadfully on both men, pointing to a lack of governance, transparency and prudence when they were at the top of the sport and effectively accusing them of turning a blind eye to the extent of the doping by Lance Armstrong and others.

Even as a child, William Michael was in many ways a contrast to his more flamboyant brother in his calm and rational outlook, financial prudence, and lack of egotism, for example.

All Shakespeare's tragic heroes — Othello, Macbeth, Lear, even Hamlet — have plenty of courage; what they lack is prudence and judgment.

All Shakespeare's tragic heroes Othello, Macbeth, Lear, even Hamlet have plenty of courage; what they lack is prudence and judgment.