Sentence examples for prudent argument from inspiring English sources

Michael O'Hanlon has made an excellent and prudent argument for the administration to temporarily abandon the idea of establishing a small missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic.

Another prominent rationale is the prudent insurance argument (Dworkin 2000, ch. 8; Gibbard 1984).

It it only prudent, the argument then begins, to seek an account of (actual, token) causation using such techniques.

She presents herself as an individual who is prudent, who weighs the argument from both sides".

It seems prudent to reserve final arguments until both Federer and Nadal are done playing.

But they may be wrong to think that gridlock will necessarily produce more prudent lawmaking.One problem with the gridlock argument is that it may be mistaking coincidence with cause.

It should not be concluded, based on the preceding argument, that it is prudent to simply assume some undetectably small risk exists in the absence of evidence to support such an assumption.

Yet such is the popularity of Mr Salmond's constitutional argument it would have been prudent to spell out a far more compelling alternative, in terms of a promise of further devolution to Scotland, than Mr Darling has done.

He accused Sanders of not being prudent, and the conversation turned into a heated argument.

Consequently, he is not concerned, as is Dworkin (or the proponent of accountability for reasonableness, in the earlier argument), with developing a way of resolving disputes about what counts as prudent.

Next, the argument shifts from considering what the sovereign can do to what it would be practical or prudent for a sovereign to do.