As a matter of policy, the armed forces were proceeding on the prudent assumption that every incoming round contained chemical agents until proved otherwise; consequently, we could expect to wear our chemsuits — which were cumbersome, clammy, and inordinately hot — most of the way to Baghdad.
As a matter of policy, the armed forces were proceeding on the prudent assumption that every incoming round contained chemical agents until proved otherwise; consequently, we could expect to wear our chemsuits which were cumbersome, clammy, and inordinately hot most of the way to Baghdad.
Hence, the ICT unit costs in the Local offices are higher, which is a prudent assumption because the present ICT utilization rate in offices is lower.
"While the long-term prospects for the industry are positive, the current macroeconomic environment remains uncertain, leading the company to continue to be prudent in its market assumptions," Alcatel-Lucent said in a statement.
"If we were to experience a negative mid-single-digit decline in comparable same-store sales in the fourth quarter, that would likely produce fourth-quarter earnings per share in the range of 90 cents to $1.00," he said, adding, "It doesn't seem prudent to reflect stronger assumptions in an outlook at this time.
There is real value to the attitude that teaches us to analyze a situation fully before jumping in, to avoid assumptions, to be prudent.
There is no such thing as impenetrable cybersecurity, so it's prudent to operate from the assumption that your network will eventually be compromised by attackers.
An additive effect of these two strategies is plausible, but the pathophysiology of ventilator-associated pneumonia is complex and one should be prudent before making such an assumption.
He thinks it would be prudent to manage water on the assumption that low flows are here to stay.Mr Howard argues that the Murray-Darling Basin Commission moves too slowly to cope with all the upheaval.
