But Brazilian banks have generally proved prudent, and macroeconomic policies now have a steady track record over three presidencies, one that has contrived to ease the worst extremes of poverty while satisfying international investors eager to put capital behind Brazil's rapid emergence.
But, in some parts of the western U.S., training homeowners to fight fires may prove a prudent strategy.
"It was built with the idea that, over the next 40 years, this would prove a prudent thing — and the proof came during construction".
The results obtained prove that prudent ways of operating an RFR can be determined through scaling and sensitivity analysis.
Consequently, this concept can be projected to current technologies such as high throughput sequencing where it may prove more prudent to perform this analysis in multiple dimensions in a smaller number of samples rather than in one dimension in many more samples at a comparable cost.
In a region full of poverty and dissent, it has always proved more prudent for Arab leaders to turn the attention of their populace to the problems of the Palestinians rather than their own.
Minimizing such exposures to maximize reproductive potential, although not proven, is prudent in view of our data.
As Zoona prepares to overtake the mobile-money market across the continent, this impact investment may prove even more prudent than they'd planned.
No political glory or capital accrues from taking measures that might, decades later, prove to have been prudent.
Considering the price for not knowing the actual capability of the concrete dome to withstand the impact of an airliner, I would assume the costs for building a mock dome and utilizing a remote-controlled retired airliner may indeed prove more economical and prudent.
For investors who have patience to handle the early jitters of the IPO aftermarket, security software stocks can prove to be a prudent bet.
