Sentence examples for particularly prudent from inspiring English sources

The last, under the circumstances, sounded like particularly prudent advice.

(This seems particularly prudent when the people attacked are still extant today, as is the case with the Jews).

The court added that, given "there had been no comparable precedent, he should have been particularly prudent".

Gingrich seems to view a campaign as a sort of choose-your-own-adventure book, but the choices he has made so far are not particularly prudent.

Though it is not particularly prudent to consider betting on a horse with one start in Japan, more than two months ago — an 11½ length victory at odds of 1-5 — Casiso Drive is an interesting presence in the Peter Pan Stakes on Saturday at Belmont Park.

"We have to be particularly prudent and careful," he told the Reuters news agency.

"There was not a moment when we said, 'This sabotages everything we believe in.' " Even Papp's widow, Gail Papp, who sits on the board, said the call was not particularly significant, merely prudent.

The Citizens Budget Commission, a civic watchdog group, warned early on that the budget, "with its mixture of increased recurring costs and reduced recurring revenues," was not "prudent" -- particularly in light of "the weakening national and local economy".

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Other than designating the Jets' playoff game Sunday against the Patriots as "the second-biggest game in the history of the franchise," Coach Rex Ryan was much more prudent Friday, particularly when discussing injuries.

However, diagnosing infection when possible and demonstrating cleared infection after therapy are more prudent approaches, particularly as praziquantel resistance emerges (16 ).

Prudent patient selection, particularly in regard to unfavorable anatomy, is emerging as perhaps the most important determinant of endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm repair (EVAR) outcome.