Sentence examples for more prudence from inspiring English sources
More caution, more prudence, more modest living.
A little less complacency and a little more prudence are in order.
Depositors -- and analysands -- can demand more prudence from the specialists they employ.
"Now a lot of exporters are going about things with more prudence," Ms. Sherris said.
"The Vallone proposal is increasing spending at a time when we are encouraging more prudence," said Charles Brecher, research director at the commission.
In short, the current demographic situation is mostly a reflection of a growing race and class divergence in behavior across many dimensions, with white college graduates, who are overrepresented in blue states, showing more prudence all around.
Its hesitation is no more than prudence.
The government will require far more fiscal prudence in the future.
Above all, banks will have to learn to care more about prudence than about politics.
Work out a worst-case estimate of the deficit that has to be attacked, then add a bit more for prudence.
Even at high speed and when he is leaning back in his boots more than prudence or his coaches recommend, there is a feline quality to Miller as he picks his way down a mountain.
