Sentence examples for less prudently from inspiring English sources

When there's a chance for a company to duck the full consequences of its behavior, it will act less prudently.

The current state government seems less unpopular than its predecessor was, partly because it has managed the state finances less prudently.

"I wish to assure supporters that what we are addressing is no more and no less than what a prudently managed club would do".

Curtailing such investments is a mistake, we believe, because sustainability is closely aligned with critical moves companies need to make in a downturn moves like doing more with less, returning to basics and investing prudently.

Jonas is no less grandiose, arguing that should he succeed IDT would prudently be worth half as much as ExxonMobil, or roughly $150 billion.

Timing the administration of the questionnaire within the first three months post intervention may also reduce non-response bias, and minimise recall bias, and ensure that patients less likely to respond (i.e. men) are prudently followed-up, this may produce a more representative data set.

We prudently omit individuals who are very recent arrivals with less than one year since migration, as these might include a large share of temporary seasonal workers and posted professionals.

Under Peace they had been among the most prudently-run clubs in the Premier League, spending far less than Pulis was used to while manager of Stoke City.

Meanwhile, the Doe Fund is prudently preparing to open a 400-bed facility in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a less densely populated area with more industrial and manufacturing neighbors than the tightly packed and largely commercial and residential Upper East Side.

Or of spending too much time listening to people who -- utterly lacking in self-reflection -- are convinced that only the middle class and the less well off need to rein in their spending and learn to live more modestly, prudently and wisely.

Prudently, however, he has a clerk read his remarks as he flees town in search of less barbaric allies.