Sentence examples for needed prudence from inspiring English sources

He fears that investors "in the next problem child" will assume the Fed will step in and therefore not show needed prudence.

A sharpened sense of risk now will bring about badly needed prudence in the future.

According with some authors, attributing mechanically human infections with S. aureus ST398 to livestock reservoirs at this time still needs prudence and the hypothesis that ST398 variants might persist in humans without livestock contact cannot be discharged [ 38].

The book's success (it is due for reissue later this year) was the impetus needed for Prudence's break into national journalism, which came in 1958 when she beat 1,000 applicants for the job of putting together the women's page on the Observer.

Europeans say their monetary modesty and fiscal prudence are needed to ensure "stability".

However, considering the small number of follow-up data used, prudence is needed for the conclusions as to the predictive value of the reasons mentioned.

Spreads on Italian and Greek debt over German bunds have widened sharply.Dear Prudence, you are needed in RomeWith luck this should focus attention on governments with the worst records of reform, control of public finances and competitiveness.

And what to do about the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, whose confidence in the Fed's ability to control inflation seems "more like careless talk radio rants than expressions containing the prudence and conservatism needed from the guardian of the value" of the dollar?

On the need for prudence: politicians, Levi advised, should "learn to live like chess players".

Alderson's rhetoric has, for years, been colored by the need for prudence and realism during difficult times.

All signs — from the subprime mortgage crisis to Wall Street's faltering fortunes — point to a need for prudence.