Sentence examples for prudent caution from inspiring English sources

A feeling of control is reassuring, and can change knee-jerk unthinking fear into prudent caution.

We've gone from prudent caution to ridiculous excess.

I think that the Obama administration has thus far showed prudent caution, and outright resistance to getting overly drawn into the Syrian crisis.

** Most of those who passed around this scrap of 1967 historical flotsam probably meant it as no more than a prudent caution against irrational exuberance.

Still, Ken Almstead, the chief executive of Almstead Tree and Shrub Care, whose 30 tree-cutting crews have been working from dawn to dusk across the city and several suburban counties, urged homeowners to exercise prudent caution and not panic.

After more than 50 years of prudent caution it seemed positively unnatural for me to lift a gun and point it between someone's eyebrows.

The following day I read that two women were struck by lightning in nearby Point Pleasant Beach so the caution of hired security team was indeed prudent.

If Kristof were denied access at all, that is because sense deems it prudent that caution be taken in dealing with a biased "observer" whose preoccupation and lust has long been to instigate conflict by lamenting outrageous claims on a delicate peace that needs nothing but reinforcement.

Because of absent better data, it would seem prudent to caution individuals to avoid milk and other dairy products when ingesting their daily doxycycline.

Given the known toxic properties of L-canavanine and its established presence in H. alpinum seeds, it seems prudent to use caution before ingesting these seeds, especially as a significant part of the diet.

I suspect that most of us can, in different moods, sympathize with both the Kennedy and the Eisenhower speeches, with both the rousing idealistic call and the prudent words of caution.