Sentence examples for lack of prudent from inspiring English sources
Such a lack of prudent diversification is all too common in 401(k) plans.
Medical errors may result from lapses in judgment or lack of prudent care by individual physicians, from system errors inherent in the medical-care delivery model or, more frequently, from a combination of the two.
This may be one vehicle, though, where a lack of power is a prudent design feature.
Lack of insurance also discourages prudent investments in prevention.So the uninsured problem ends by driving up overall costs too.
Due to increasing burden of multidrug resistant organisms and the lack of new antimicrobial substances prudent use of antibiotics (AB) becomes more essential than ever before.
Some may call that lack of leadership; others call it prudent".
From the police perspective, the lack of forewarning may have seemed tactically prudent: last month, when the city announced that it wanted the park emptied temporarily for a cleaning, a brigade of protesters arrived to block what they saw as a transparent ploy to stop the occupation.
And the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) said that the momentum was starting to slow in the housing market, as "a lack of supply, higher prices, and more prudent lending measures" were making buyers and sellers more cautious.
Gen Philip Breedlove, Nato's supreme allied commander Europe, had been due to testify to Congress, but a Pentagon spokesman said his return was prudent "given the lack of transparency and intent from Russian leadership about their military movements across the border".
As we are still years from being able to build genotype-to-phenotype maps for the study of fisheries-induced evolution, it would not be prudent to use lack of conclusive molecular evidence as an excuse for inaction.
What is most worrisome about the president's speech is that it shows an alarming lack of appreciation for the role that the prudent management of public finances played in the past decade's economic expansion.
