Sentence examples for prudent as a from inspiring English sources

Dr. Keiji Fukuda, the health agency's assistant director general for health security, said the committee did not endorse the Saudi warning, but considered it "prudent" as a way of preventing Saudi hospitals from being overwhelmed if the virus becomes more widespread.

This seems prudent as a recent survey of 115 final year medical students at a London medical school found 15% chose 'don't know' as their career option out of a list of 15 broad groups and this option was the second most popular after general practice (family medicine) [ 3].

A follow-the-sausage ordering strategy would be prudent, as would a follow-the-bacon approach, pointing you toward the Alsatian soup, brimming with white beans as well as bacon, and the baeckeoffe, a traditional Alsatian casserole with bacon, lamb, oxtails and no small measure of potatoes.

It would be prudent as well as a wonderful legacy to those who have lost their lives to suicide (and those who have been left behind) to turn our focus out of the darkness and into the light, from focusing on the details of death and disaster to our potential to provide support to those who are out there right now and need our help.

Wary of being cast as a smooth marketing man, he has being trying to prove to investors that he will be prudent as well as brave.

However, relying on private insurers to serve these individuals is about as prudent as hiring a band of pedophiles to run a national childcare program.

"The leverage that was previously in the banking system prior to the global financial crisis is no longer prudent and as a result, banks are requiring more capital and returning less on that capital," he said.

Developing molecular typing strategies for emerging Ad strains seems prudent, as does improving local and national surveillance for adenovirus illness.

Whether Halevi's point, here, is to emphasize the importance of collective experience through time in deciding matters of correct behavior or to point out instead that the philosopher's general indifference to praxis beyond recommending prudent behavior as an aid to philosophical understanding borders on relativism is not clear; his purpose may be either or both.

However, the development of effective non-viral vectors is a prudent step as an alternative to more traditional methods.

But a force reduction is prudent as both nations assess their relations.