Sentence examples for necessary prudence from inspiring English sources

So the orchestra cut was a painful but necessary prudence.

Mr. McCain's comments caused a stir among the press in Spain and did not escape the attention of Mr. Zapatero, who said that Mr. McCain showed "the necessary prudence" with his remarks.

"The school has failed to exercise the necessary prudence over its management structures and its budget".

In this context, we would like to caution that, as usual, antibody-dependent methods to determine expression levels depend on the antibody-specificity of the antibodies used and thus need to be received with the necessary prudence.

As James sees it, Aristotle proves in Nicomachean Ethics VI the connection of the purely moral virtues by showing their necessary relation to prudence, and this is to show that just as moral virtue cannot be had without prudence, prudence cannot be had without moral virtue.

In "Crime and Punishment," Raskolnikov speculates that even the smartest criminal makes mistakes, because he "experiences at the moment of the crime a sort of failure of will and reason, which... are replaced by a phenomenal, childish thoughtlessness, just at the moment when reason and prudence are most necessary".

Reid juxtaposes this affirmation of ignorance with substantive epistemic claims, for example, that "from the present constitution of things we see they [natural evils] are necessary to our acquiring any prudence or wisdom... ...... (Natural Theology 101 102).

While Ulysses thinks Telemachus will be an adequate king, he seems to have little empathy for his son—"He works his work, I mine" (43)—and the necessary methods of governing—"by slow prudence" (36) and "through soft degrees" (37).

At this time, a measure of prudence and good taste are necessary because everything, absolutely everything, can be misinterpreted.

Simoncini (2014) notes the L'Aquila verdict indicates that prudence in realising risk communications is necessary.

In August 1832, even before the arrival of cholera in the Caribbean, Haitian President Boyer urged the adoption of a cordon sanitaire in port communities: "Prudence dictates that we take all necessary means to prevent, to the extent that it is possible, the invasion of Haiti by cholera morbus, which has already traversed Europe and penetrated the United States.