Sentence examples similar to prudent actors from inspiring English sources

Practice would seem to be prudent; on Sunday, the actors Reg E. Cathey and Edward Hibbert were beaned with a piece of scenery during a set change, and the performance was canceled.

Voter ignorance wouldn't matter much if a democracy were able to weave individual votes into collective political wisdom, the way a market weaves the self-interested buy-and-sell decisions of individual actors into a prudent collective allocation of resources.

This field interprets, critiques, and constructs philosophical conceptions and arguments concerning morally appropriate and prudent standards and purposes for political actors and regimes.

After a few stormy years of power-struggle between the prudent Doggett and the extravagant Wilks, Doggett was replaced by the upcoming actor Barton Booth and Cibber became in practice sole manager of Drury Lane.

Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has testified to Congress that, in the Pentagon's view, the Iranian regime is a "rational actor" and that the current U.S. approach of international sanctions and tough negotiations "is the most prudent".

Prudent perhaps.

"They are prudent people".

That could seem prudent.

The uninsured are prudent.

Deng was certainly prudent.

That's simply prudent.