Sentence examples for more prudent method from inspiring English sources
The whole course of things being thus entirely changed between us and the ancients, and the moderns wisely sensible of it, we of this age have discovered a shorter, and more prudent method, to become scholars and wits, without the fatigue of reading or of thinking.
Can one man be right against this weight of authoritative opinion?' " In 1971, Dr. Edwards's application for research support from the British government was turned down, in part because a committee reviewing his application thought it would be more prudent to perfect the method in primates before jumping to humans.
It would be more prudent to continue fighting with methods like modified booms (as is being suggested for Alabama's Perdido Pass) and collection until effective long-term solutions can be fully vetted by engineers and scientists specializing in coastal environments.
But for someone who's willing to do a little more work and can grasp the concepts, this strategy offers a prudent method of improving diversification and risk-adjusted returns.' "In other words," he said, "you must be a pretty smart dude to even contemplate our strategy".
Ultimately, it will be up to shareholders to decide what they fancy: an aggressive method of managing Heinz's cash, à la Peltz, or a more prudent version from William Johnson.
Fiscal policy is 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.
