Many experienced analysts had warned for years that those derivative securities were vastly overpriced, but Mr. Greenspan assumed that prudent concerns about the future would prevent investors from taking foolish risks.
While pro-establishment figures sought to be prudent concerning any link between the attack and press freedom, local journalists and the local press saw the attack as part of an unhealthy trend in which mainland Chinese interests seek to rein in Hong Kong's vibrant and still free press.
Mr. May said the issue was causing "a high level of concern for prudent banks and lenders".
Moreover, the development of antibiotic resistant bacteria is a major public health concern; the prudent use of pharmaceuticals in the future is seen as key to reducing risks to public health and the environment.
Furthermore, the discourse on access to allowances is one prudent example of the concerns about the financial returns of the work, but as Ridde claims the allowance system may in effect undermine health systems [ 36].
Based on a total possible score of 40, any score lower than 36 overall, or 9 on any scale, could be a source of concern and therefore prudent to invite the client to comment. 5. Lifestyle a.
"We, as scientists, should respond to those concerns by taking prudent measures," says Aeppli.
The moratorium on the genetically engineered (GE) product also came about, in no small measure, as a prudent response to overwhelming public concerns regarding GE crops.
