Sentence examples for more prudent evaluation from inspiring English sources

The universal application of this system has ever since allowed for a more prudent evaluation of results emerging from clinical studies (Pass et al, 1998; Steele and Rudd, 2000).

Fiscal policy is more prudent.

Some are more prudent.

But maybe common names are more prudent.

Others, more prudent or more fastidious, wear adult diapers.

He has called for a more prudent negotiating strategy.

Profligate governments, mostly in southern Europe, must become more prudent.

The king was more prudent, concerned foremost with expanding Piedmont.

So it just seemed more prudent to let it grow.

Do not expect a more prudent or calculating Miller.

A more prudent bureaucrat would never make such a remark.