Sentence examples for prudent about from inspiring English sources

Its businesses and its consumers have been prudent about debt.

A president should be prudent about foreign commitments.

As for Google, "Of course I use it, but I am prudent about what I do.

He said that farms like his were being prudent about chasing the big horse.

"We're going to be prudent about any of our moves," he said.

Mr. Baker said he had to be prudent about how he spent the dry-cleaning dollars.

Perhaps his huge self-confidence and delight in command, which give him the air of a man who has come to believe himself invincible, have turned him into a gambler.In purely economic terms, the budget looks just about prudent.

It is therefore prudent to bring about a positive change in the attitudes and behaviours of the community towards the female child.

The idea would be to leverage substantial amounts of private capital in support of such projects, and to make more prudent decisions about which projects move ahead.

"Doing the prudent thing about deficits now would be an extremely foolish thing," observes Paul Krugman, a Nobel-winning economist.However, persistent deficits could eventually drive up interest rates, and uncertainty over when or how taxes will rise could dampen business confidence.

And, he said, the company's experience with 2,500 business customers, which have enrolled 45,000 employees, shows that workers "make much more prudent decisions" about where to spend their money.