Sentence examples for prudence that from inspiring English sources

"The same advice about prudence that would carry you in other years would carry you in next year".

In an election year, though, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is not likely to forsake the fiscal prudence that has helped make her popular among debt-averse voters.

Although King was by nature impetuous, his Presbyterian upbringing and diffident manner gave him an appearance of modesty and a veneer of prudence that became almost second nature.

22] that the "new situation" created by the recent "massive series" of Soviet tests requires, as a matter of prudence, that preparations be made for atmospheric testing.

Each franchise has a recognizable culture, a tradition of accountability, integrity, trust, loyalty and prudence that extends from ownership to the front office to the coaching staff.

Modern safety features have the unintended consequence of encouraging newer generations of drivers to behave with a lack of prudence that would appalled their predecessors.

At the end of the day, however, prudence requires that we have a contingency plan, and that's what this represents.

Therefore, the Authors' might want to consider the following assumptions with more prudence: i) That patterns of sperm precedence are the cause that renders the risk of losing a high quality and inseminated female beneficial.

Prudence requires that logic and good intentions also be supported by strong evidence that such an action would be safe.

Economic prudence suggests that candidates should be concentrating on controlling health-care costs, a subject that only Mr Kerry talks much about.

Prudence counsels that marriage equality should be allowed to continue gaining support in the states, and that a federal resolution should be left for another day.