Sentence examples for more prudent course from inspiring English sources

In such circumstances, repression might be a more prudent course of action.

A more prudent course of action is a flexible one that acknowledges the many possibilities and accounts for ideal and less-than-ideal spending amounts.

"The more prudent course in the instant case may have been to adjourn the civil trial until after the criminal trial," the appeals court said.

If you tally it up, I don't know that this wasn't the more prudent course of action in any event, because at the end of the day, it may actually have brought us back to full operating capacity sooner".

Back in 2006, when Democrats were trying to figure out how to run against the Republican majorities, there was argument inside the party about whether they needed to offer some competing framework of ideas for the nation, or whether the more prudent course was to ask for a vote of no confidence on the party in power and leave it at that.

While the front-runner, McCain, delivered "straight talk" that some industries in Michigan were unlikely to be rejuvenated and that worker retraining was the more prudent course than trying to "recreate the past" — an argument for creative destruction — Romney labeled his opponent a defeatist and sunnily pledged "to fight for every single job".

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The Americans have grown weary of answering questions about Hammon's decision, more or less concluding that agreeing to disagree is the most prudent course of action.

"Though the Czech Republic is of course affected by the global downturn, it's been much more prudent about fiscal spending than its neighbors," says David Hauner, an economist at the Bank of America.

A prudent course for race directors to take would be to promote endurance events more suited to the general population, like 5- and 10-kilometer runs, swim-run races and sprint triathlons.

"The speed at which inflation is turning in Asia argues for a much more prudent stance on policy, and there are few Asian economies that should be exempt from tightening over the course of 2010," Mr. Maguire said.