Sentence examples for prudent expectations from inspiring English sources

Clearer and more precise tools to determine whether firms are meeting these prudent expectations have been out for public consultation since July 2018.

"The prudent expectation must be that Mr. Netanyahu will somehow come through," the Post editorial said.

After "significant progress in defining the new regulatory environment" in 2010, the bank said the new targets "represent a prudent expectation of what our business can generate over the long term".

Match-winner Maloney spoke of slow improvement after the win in Skopje and Nevin agrees that it is prudent to temper expectations, given Scotland's prolonged absence from major tournament finals.

It may be prudent to temper expectations for significantly improved voice in older ADSD speakers, because their vocal mechanism is inherently less capable of reconstituting itself.

But he would be prudent to keep his expectations low, said Duyeon Kim, a fellow at the Korean Peninsula Future Forum, a Seoul think tank.

For van Gaal, subtly tempering expectations is a prudent strategy.

"Investors were banking on a more vigorous plan to relaunch the company, and now the hope is that they are being very prudent and want to keep expectations low," said Damiano Agosti, a fund manager with Capitalgest, an asset management company based in Brescia, Italy.

In light of such a positive move in the market, I think the tempering of expectations may be prudent.

"I think Disney is being prudent in not building up expectations," she said.

These processes also promote accountability, where implementers have clearly defined responsibilities, roles and performance expectations, including the prudent use of resources.