Sentence examples for prudent for me from inspiring English sources

"In general, it would be prudent for me to evaluate every option available to me at this point in time," the Stanford-educated Collins said Friday before the Nets played the Boston Celtics in a preseason game.

"I was ready to make a reservation for either place but as I began to read about the unrest in Thailand and remembering what happened the last time the political party currently in power was in the opposition," he said referring to the airport shutdowns, "I began to think it was more prudent for me to opt for the European trip".

It implies that, at each point in my life, it is in my interests that my welfare be as high as possible across my entire life, so that it is prudent for me now to do what will boost my welfare later, other things being equal.

"I don't think it would be prudent for me to tie my hands down," he said after the leaders decided they would try to pass piecemeal bills to fund agencies they like, one at a time.

So neither is much interested in folding their tents, both figure they know who the enemy is, and as far as the environmentalists go, their opposite numbers feel the same way (being male, I don't think it's prudent for me to take this comparison much further).

"I didn't actually want to be a lawyer," she said, but "this was something my parents thought would be a prudent move for me".

"The only prudent thing for me, with my present state of dangerous health," she breezily told her sister, Henrietta, "would be to go east at once".

"While I am not happy about reducing my interest in our firm," Mr. Handler said, "being out of debt is the prudent thing for me and my family in a turbulent world".

The prudent thing for me is to wait for the report".

We decided that it would be prudent for David to go directly to the lower camp rather than returning with me to high camp.

It was only prudent for us to get the lay of the land".