Sentence examples for over prudent from inspiring English sources

Then there's the commission-payment structure that rewards hype and overselling over prudent counsel.

In a word, Article 95 of the Treaty must not take precedence over prudent and rational use of natural resources.

It didn't work, and the firm ended up promoting the pushy over the prudent.

Optimism over more prudent capital expenditures appeared to be the main reason.

Add up all the figures, including those for Medicare, and the aggregate debt is $40.6 trillion in present dollars, well over that prudent limit of $18 trillion.

The central objective is to deliberate over the prudent handling of unresolved uncertainty.

The outcome of competition between selfish and cooperative strains for a common resource is that a selfish strain with a high rate of ATP production always wins over the prudent strain with a high yield of ATP production [ 8- 10].

"We intend to do our best, to turn over security in a prudent manner, in a time schedule that won't be driven by political concerns, but with Iraqi capacity to be able to handle the security situation," General Abizaid, commander of American forces in the Middle East, said Thursday.

Our assumption that each Hazmat worker has 4 productive hours of work per day underestimates the rate that could be achieved over a several-week time frame but is prudent over a longer period of time and would help avoid worker fatigue and burnout.

Particularly over the last decade, prudent risk management took a back seat to the quest for short term profits.

"Our strong financial stability, built and maintained over decades of prudent stewardship, is reflected in one of the nation's few public university AAA credit ratings.