Sentence examples for make a prudent from inspiring English sources

We want to make a prudent decision that is both morally and legally correct.

The complementary tale, told largely from the point of view of Feathers's wife, Betty, a fellow- Raj orphan," begins as the two make "a prudent marriage not fellow- Rajin Horphanng after the Second World War.

But he said that the complexity of the law, and the lack of details from Washington, meant that "my best experts in Virginia, my doctors and others that are advising me on what to do, say they still can't make a prudent call between a state or federal exchange because we don't have all the answers".

Yet he admits that individuals do not always make a prudent choice.

To avoid device-related complications, it is crucial to make a prudent preoperative decision on a patient-by-patient basis, taking into account the appropriate access site, adjuvant guidewire technique, and adjunctive surgical interventions.

Individuals do not make decisions immediately after introduction to the technology, but in the persuasion and decision stages individuals may seek advice and personal experiences from other sources in order to make a prudent decision (Rogers 1983).

"The Massachusetts court made a prudent decision," he said.

Fortunately, she recovered her sanity and made a prudent second marriage.

At that point, the Garden made a prudent decision to move forward with a self-financed $1 billion renovation.

The general failure of everyone that's tried to introduce a tablet outside of Apple suggested Dell made a prudent choice", he said.

"Goldis's track record," he said, "certainly calls into question whether the firefighters' union is making a prudent decision to allow this group to handle the personal financial affairs of the widows".