Sentence examples for prudent awareness from inspiring English sources

It is not fear, per se — which implies timidity or ignorance — but prudent awareness of possible danger.

It is motivated by a noble sentiment, to combat evil, but it is being done without self-righteousness and with a prudent awareness of the limits and the ironies of history.

Still, it's prudent to have some awareness of economic cycles and what they mean for your business.

The delay in onset and painlessness of renal disease make recognition and modification difficult but should not deter risk awareness and prudent follow-up.

The faylasūfs felt free to explore inner truths not exposed to the view of ordinary people; they practiced prudent concealment (taqiyyah) of their deeper awareness wherever making it public might endanger the social order.

The respondents also perceived that there is a lack of information about, and poor awareness of, what constitutes prudent use of antibiotics.

They also felt that information about and awareness of what constitutes prudent use of antibiotics given to practitioners routinely, might help reduce unnecessary antibiotic use and hence prevent resistance development.

It coincided with European Antibiotic Awareness Day and was aimed at promoting prudent antibiotic use in hospitals, while continuing to reinforce the messages to the general public and GPs.

Maintaining staff awareness of the benefits of optimising sedation is prudent.

The pathologist's awareness of the vast array of benign mimickers coupled with prudent use of immunohistochemistry is a critical step in the systematic approach to the diagnosis of PCa.

However, a flash of awe competed with nagging background awareness that David came before our eyes at a substantial price, even with many prudent decisions about lodging, dining and transportation.