Sentence examples for prudent and effective from inspiring English sources

"We felt it would be more prudent and effective to stimulate consumption".

By contrast, increasing China's sense of international isolation and imposing subtle costs on its economic and political interests may be a more prudent and effective policy response.

Richard J. Sheirer, director of the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, said the security measures put into place yesterday were prudent and effective, a result of learning from experience.

"The failure of our servicers or a law firm to apply prudent and effective process controls and to comply with legal and other requirements in the foreclosure process poses operational, reputational and legal risks for us," it said in a 2010 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

CBI Wales Director Emma Watkins said her organisation had consistently judged the preferred route, known as the black route, as the most prudent and effective option.

The use of lower doses might be prudent and effective (Schneider, Dagerman et al 2006).

"It has to be scientifically effective, but it also has to be prudent and cost effective too, because all of our customers are going to pay for it if this is a continuing problem," he said.

Since CARs in excess of 30% have been observed in pandemics (29 ), increasing the stockpile to cover this possibility may be both prudent and cost-effective.

The recent nomination of a new Iraqi Prime Minister and Maliki's decision to step aside offer some hope for a political resolution in Baghdad, which may enhance Iraq's capacity to carry the fight to ISIS, but to this point the use of American military power has been prudent, effective and necessary.

Don't these companies know that putting more women in senior management means better decisions, higher profits, stronger share price, more prudent risk taking and a more well-rounded, thoughtful and effective management team?

Whereas some researchers have reported that public education alone may not necessarily improve the tendency misuse and abuse antibiotics in the society [ 3], other works argue that providing clear guidelines for medical practitioners may provide a quicker and more effective route to prudent and rational use of antibiotics eventually reversing the current trend [ 25, 26].