Sentence examples for mood of prudence from inspiring English sources

But the elevations of John Thain (Bank of America-Merrill Lynch) and, above all, Sir Win Bischoff, chairman of Citigroup and a City grandee par excellence, epitomise the prevailing mood of prudence at the expense of risk.

The relation between mood and prudence can also explain the results of Pettengill (1993), who found that investors tend to take higher financial risks before the weekend and lower financial risks after the weekend.

Beloved husband of Prudence (Linder).

These conditions instilled a sense of prudence.

Beloved husband of Prudence (nee Silecchia).

The Czech Republic would be a model of prudence.

Most Asian economies have been models of prudence.

REMEMBER when a bank manager was the epitome of prudence?

All of a sudden he was the soul of prudence.

She is a daughter of Prudence and Walter Crone of Charleston, S.C.

This was a moment of prudence, not integration.