Even the Patriots' active off-season last year was notable mostly for prudent trades for Wes Welker and Moss.
The makers of "Raising the Flag," to be shown on Tuesday night on Discovery Times, take the more prudent course of talking mostly about the past in their look at an assortment of occupations by the United States over the last century.
This is a particularly important consideration in cancer trials (which mostly use survival analysis) because the prudent number of strata will be further reduced despite the large number of known prognostic factors.
Profligate governments, mostly in southern Europe, must become more prudent.
In the longer video, Mr. Cuomo described his philosophy as "fiscally prudent and socially progressive," and focused mostly on his plans to reshape the government and rein in legislative excesses.
Even though as many as four and six variants were observed across all speakers in the rounded and unrounded environment, respectively, individual talkers were rather prudent in their choices of variants and mostly limited themselves to only one to two variants in the rounded environment and two to three variants in the unrounded environment.
Given the collapse of QN after signs of a nickel price slump, it was neither "appropriate [nor] prudent" of Mensink and Palmer to authorise the payments, mostly loans that were improperly "forgiven", he said.
In sum, then, it seems most prudent to observe that Ibn Ezra makes use of mostly stock notions, such as the three "worlds", that inform what has come to be known as Islamic and Jewish neoplatonism.
"We've always been very prudent in this [vendor financing] area," says Hellström, "and the truth is that we have mostly succeeded in having others, banks and other lenders, assume the risk".
Emily, who had chosen mostly science courses, makes her allegiance clear: "Faith" is a fine invention When Gentlemen can see – But Microscopes are prudent In an Emergency.
