Sentence examples for prudence of from inspiring English sources

Re "Prudence of Having That Tooth Removed" (Sept.

The prudence of this arrangement asserted itself at once.

But some residents question the prudence of Nassau's decision.

It follows that good counsels, whencesoever they come, have their origin in the prudence of the prince, and not the prudence of the prince in wise counsels".

"Prudence of this kind means kids lose out," he says.The government's climbdown leaves some deep questions.

(Less sanguine Republicans might more sensibly attribute it to the 1990 prudence of George Bush).

Some have also equated the fiscal prudence of this methodology with a wider artistic conservatism.

"Affaire Gayet: the Anglo-Saxon press is astonished at the prudence of French journalists.

This offered new material for his fantasies and fresh evidence of the prudence of hiding one's identity.

Nonetheless, this time around we may just squeak by, largely because of the prudence of our central bank.

This, perhaps, we must rather attribute to the favour of the gods than to the prudence of Fabius.