Sentence examples for prudent at from inspiring English sources

This may have seemed prudent at the time.

Going forward, Mr. Zandi said, "it's prudent at this point to think it's all going to be a wash".

But it would be even less prudent at the moment to attack the president on this, or any, issue.

It probably seemed prudent, at a time of economic crisis, to avoid the appearance that Mr. Obama was planning to orate the country back to health.

The change would add a postmaster position, she said, which would not be prudent at a time they are looking to cut instead.

It is perhaps prudent at this juncture to resist foreclosing all options given that unforeseen challenges may emerge in the weeks and moths ahead.

A conservative approach might be prudent for at-risk players those who are currently unfit and not coping well with altitude stress to ensure that they are not worked too hard at hypoxia until fully recovered.

This is in stark contrast to the US at 17.1%, less than France at 11.6% and less than the financially prudent Germans at 11.3%.

With the threat of deflation, another round of quantitative easing seemed prudent, or at least less risky.

But Fraport is already shifting its sights from ambitious forays overseas to more prudent investments at home.

Instead, it may reflect an increased willingness to invest overseas in a prudent attempt at broad diversification.