Sentence examples for prudent call from inspiring English sources

And Taylor's patience with Saunders appears to be a prudent call.

That turned out to be a prudent call because by then, there were no longer hijackers in the air for them to shoot.

But he said that the complexity of the law, and the lack of details from Washington, meant that "my best experts in Virginia, my doctors and others that are advising me on what to do, say they still can't make a prudent call between a state or federal exchange because we don't have all the answers".

I pulled alongside and had a look to see how big and tough he was and if it would be prudent to call him a tit.

It's possible, of course, that AMC (who acted, unusually as both distributor and exhibitor) made a prudent market call, and Lost in Thailand's humour is simply too Chinese to gain wider sway.

IF this sounds paranoid, he begs to differ: he terms his habits prudent protocols, calls it a peculiarly American fantasy that bad things can't happen to good people.

One of the conundrums for scientists and journalists alike is how to call prudent attention to murky and uncertain risks, without sensationalizing dangers that may not exist?

A juvenile-court commissioner who considered Reid's family situation did not fault her for calling 911 too often, noting that, "faced with a child either having great difficulty breathing or not breathing at all, a reasonably prudent person would call 911".

It seems prudent that a call team could be used to mitigate such events, however, having 3 ORs at night might also be a reasonable approach.

To be prudent, the plan calls for the creation of 23 gigawatts of gas- and coal-powered plants by 2020.

Mr. Bloomberg has defended the actions as prudent and fair, calling the sales tax a last resort.