Sentence examples for not prudently from inspiring English sources

AMENITIES For guests not prudently reading in their rooms or having tea downstairs, there is the small but serviceable basement gym with weights and cardio machines.

In response to a question about the rights of unionists in a united Ireland, Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein, the political party of Irish republicans, said Irish nationalists could not prudently pursue a course of "mathematical majoritarianism".

He also taught his players how to live, not always prudently, but with a wonderful relish for the business.

But it is already clear that he has not acted prudently or ethically and has, in fact, damaged the Bank of Italy badly.

However, CIRC concluded the UCI "did not act prudently" in soliciting and accepting financial donations from Armstrong, particularly because he was suspected of doping.

For this was a country that has not only prudently managed its finances both public and private but is also one that has conducted painful economic reforms over the past decade.

Mr. Roseboro also said that the Treasury Department "determined that the obligation would not be prudently incurred, specifically that the underlying business plan was built on unrealistic assumptions and the restructuring was insufficient".

Kate Chopin in her 1899 novel The Awakening allowed impecunious Mrs Sommers to spend a sudden $15 not, as prudently planned, on remnants to outfit her family, but on mass-produced accessories - silk stockings, boots and gloves - bought in that new temple for women's expenditure, the department store.

I fear that our leaders may not respond prudently.

They get paid for saying yes to deals, and not for prudently saying no.

Although further experiments are needed to confirm the effect of mate age, these findings suggest that snails do not behave prudently in terms of mate quality.