Sentence examples for prudent amount of from inspiring English sources

The timber industry is similarly animated, saying the Tongass is already subject to a federal "management plan" that balances wilderness protection in the area with a prudent amount of logging.

However, it does have a probably prudent measure of placing some limits on the amount raised ($1 million without having to register with the SEC or double that if audited financials are provided).

Although many players thought the new rules are prudent protections, others say that reducing the amount of contact is the equivalent of softening the sport.

Even in satirical discussions of race and ethnicity, Mr. Smigel said, a certain amount of self-censorship might be prudent.

Given the amount of starting material, it is prudent to consider the costs of TMT reagents.

If x is the amount of money that it would be prudent to spend on your fireworks display, and if y is the number of people whom you expect to attend, then the actual expenditure should be 3x + y.

It seems prudent for the United States to give Syria a very limited amount of time to show either that it is serious about handing over its chemical weapons or that it is not.

And it is also more prudent -- during a prolonged snowfall -- to clear a manageable amount of snow a number of times rather than wait for the storm to end.

Diamondback's management decided that the most prudent course of action was to wind down rather than to reorganize the firm to manage the reduced amount of money.

While noting that $5 billion is not a substantial amount of the pension fund, John McCann, an economist at Pace University in New York, said Mr. McCall's move was a prudent reaction to resurgent foreign economies.

But the prudent decision by the N.F.L. was merely a preseason exhibition compared with the moment of truth the league could face in February 2014 if another big storm comes rolling in, dumping a large amount of snow in northeastern New Jersey.