Sentence examples for more prudent when from inspiring English sources

The bill requires state and local authorities to be more prudent when the federal government wants to use their jails as immigration holding cells.

However, it should be more prudent when PAG volume was considered as a biomarker for the diagnosis of MOH since MOH is likely to remain a clinical diagnosis.

Or, "If we lowered the rates proportionally to the deal we're getting from the Fed, we might run askew of stricter federal guidelines that require us to be more prudent when lending".

So you can extend your actuarial lifespan via more prudent choices when quenching your thirst, of course!

And people judged the National Security Council's actions based on the information as more prudent and wise when they believed the document had been secret.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Other than designating the Jets' playoff game Sunday against the Patriots as "the second-biggest game in the history of the franchise," Coach Rex Ryan was much more prudent Friday, particularly when discussing injuries.

It echoes, eerily, what we've already heard from the financial industry in the wake of the Labor Department's announcement of tougher new rules (the new "fiduciary" standard) requiring that financial advisers be more prudent and vigilant when it comes to managing our retirement assets.

In the Republican presidential race, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas will be able to claim that his big tax cut proposal is more prudent than it looked when the surplus estimate was smaller.

He plays Train stolid and straight-faced, but with a touch of old-fashioned comedy, gasping wide-eyed when the shooting starts and talking excitedly in a high, husky voice when silence would be more prudent.

"I'm in bankruptcy at the moment, so I think it's more prudent that I not comment," Ray Grehan said when I reached him on his cellphone.

Whatever, he soon trapped Anthony McGrath, who has a habit of playing back when it would be more prudent to be forward, bang in front.