Sentence examples for prudent attempt from inspiring English sources

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

"It therefore seems prudent to attempt to follow P/Swift-Tuttle for as long as possible," Marsden concluded.

Likewise, it may be prudent to attempt to minimize waterfowl use of farm lagoons.

More remarkably, he succeeds with what no prudent novelist ought to attempt.

Despite the riches on offer for staying in the division, Zingarevich has been prudent in attempting to ensure their survival.

Of course, these practices may not work with all animals and it is prudent not to attempt such close-proximity activity with wild animals.

"The young do not know enough to be prudent, and therefore they attempt the impossible and achieve it, generation after generation," wrote Pearl S. Buck half a century ago.

But, as Robert D. Reischauer, president of the Urban Institute and former director of the Congressional Budget Office, observed, "In historical perspective, you would have to conclude that both candidates are fiscally prudent because both are attempting to reserve the surpluses in the Social Security system for debt reduction".

A prudent president, Obama has attempted to maintain U.S. position in the world at a lower cost and with less blowback.

Does one argue within the existing terms of the financial mainstream – asserting that fossils fuels are not a prudent investment – or do you attempt to challenge those existing terms, arguing that such investment is simply wrong, regardless of whether it is profitable or not?

It is true that ill-designed attempts to promote prudent and far-sighted management can have the opposite effect.