Sentence examples for prudence making from inspiring English sources

This is another example of a politician tugging at our selfishness, invoking the language of economic prudence, making us want to elbow the already traumatised and vulnerable into total destitution.

"Their original stance to stop funding pending an important congressional investigation was an act of courage and prudence, making their sudden reversal today appear hollow and weak".

About to complete purchase, prudence made her decide to think it over in town.

That said, we call for prudence in making hasty judgments about a pending court case.

That is, ordinary people not only display a degree of prudence in making choices but also recognize that the value of some actions is that they are means to more important goals.

Fiscal prudence obviously makes sense indeed, the country's current boom owes much to the lower interest rates that recent fiscal probity has allowed.

How else is a Labour chancellor, who has taken a sacred oath of prudence, to make his mark?Well, there is an answer to that.

RBS, which is 70% government-owned, is expected by analysts to report losses on August 7th of at least £2 billion, with bad-debt provisions of around £7 billion.Mr Daniels, unrepentant about his rash merger, nevertheless seems eager to get back to the good old-fashioned prudence that made Lloyds TSB dull but successful.

Prudence dictates that when making practical decisions I should assume I'm awake, even if I don't Know that I'm awake.

But Mr. Cochran, showing his newfound financial prudence, will not make the purchase rashly.

Beside the stairs, the wall is lined with Michelin road-maps, and features a neon display of four words ('Silence – Logique – Securité – Prudence') that will make sense only to fans of Jean-Luc Godard's Orwellesque dystopia, Alphaville.