Sentence examples for models of prudence from inspiring English sources

Most Asian economies have been models of prudence.

If JP Morgan has to admit to taking on risks that would cause a $2 billion loss, what's happening at the other financial institutions, the ones that haven't held themselves out as models of prudence?

The Czech Republic would be a model of prudence.

In any other circumstance, Palmer might be lauded as a model of prudence for saving money.

The New Testament that Gordon Brown reads in his Presbyterian fashion as a model of prudence, conscience and sobriety, Blake read as a hymn to creative recklessness.

By comparison, Bayern Munich, which made a profit of €1.3m ($1.65m) over the same period, is a model of prudence.The difference says a lot about the respective domestic leagues in which the teams compete.

One doesn't need to be a prude or a militant feminist to be startled: it wasn't decorous old-fashioned adultery but sexual recklessness — White House secretaries, Marilyn Monroe, call girls — on a scale that makes Bill Clinton seem a model of prudence.

The American Burke is a model of rational prudence; the Indian Burke one of imperial responsibility and sympathy.

Wielding his steel pointer like a conductor's baton, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani delivered an hourlong lecture yesterday on how his administration had transformed New York City's disastrous budget into a model of fiscal prudence.

Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund had finished first and second in the Champions League, the Bundesliga was thought to be the model of financial prudence and the national team was cantering toward World Cup qualification.

After all, Obama plans to run up the deficit to stimulate the economy, not exactly a model of fiscal prudence.