"Expect the worst and hope for the best" is usually a prudent attitude.
He added: "The problem with the EIB, as you know, is that it has a very prudent attitude to investment because, to protect its triple A [rating], it does not want to take on, let's call it, excessive risk.
Another element that could support this prudent attitude is the evidence of progressive increase of atrial contribution entity.
They approach these actions, as indicated [ 7], with a prudent attitude and a realistic vision of the possibilities, limits and capabilities of the others.
The higher 2008 CS rate may be explained by a generally more prudent attitude towards term and preterm delivery during recent years [ 34, 35] rather than by greater severity of cases in 2008.
"China has always had a prudent and responsible attitude toward arm sales," its Foreign Ministry told Reuters.
I would argue this had little to do with federal flood insurance, but a more prudent and less arrogant attitude about the power of nature.
An organization fostering strong safety culture encourages employees to cultivate a questioning attitude, a prudent approach to all aspects of their jobs, and creates open communication between line workers and management.
"Tsai made prudent remarks and took an ambiguous attitude towards cross-Straits policies.
But the crucial point is that fittingness, the fundamental normative notion of FA theory, is distinct from other forms of endorsement of an attitude, for instance as prudent or morally obligatory.
Therefore, it was prudent to measure beliefs about ITMC, attitude and subjective norm towards being a responsible man, perceived self-efficacy to uphold traditional values, self-esteem and ethnic identity.
