Sentence examples for prudent expressions from inspiring English sources
That last comment could be an accurate reflection of how the coaching staff feels about Robinson, whose occasionally immature displays of enthusiasm have at times gotten the better of his more prudent expressions of energy and talent.
The purpose of this paper is to critically examine the studies most frequently cited as providing direct evidence of carcinogenicity associated with doses characteristic of diagnostic imaging, and to consider the most prudent expression of current knowledge of radiation risks associated with diagnostic imaging from a public health perspective.
While it turned out the experimental strategy has not produced any major confounding outcome, it would be prudent to perform the expression analysis using different fluorescent reporters initially.
Such incidents highlight an ongoing challenge for airlines and the TSA to allow for religious expression while also taking prudent security measures.
On the other hand, we tried to find some evidence of the association of happiness with some health behaviours, as an expression of healthy lifestyles and prudent health behaviours.
The messy complexity of character and of the world at large, the expression of realms of experience that most prudent spectators or readers would rather avoid, is precisely what the best art embodies.
The prudent choice of a MMC targeting agent would depend on its differential expression between malignant and benign tissue.
"They are prudent people".
Mr. Saakashvili, prudent for once, shied from uttering the exact wording, but said that Mr. Putin had used "extremely offensive language," and had repeated the expression several times.
