Sentence examples for prudent form from inspiring English sources

But all of us have been taught that diversification, at a minimum, is a prudent form of portfolio management.

Finally, the unique-status semantics ideal [124] and eager [125] (for a general notion of parametric ideal semantics, see [134]) have been proposed to perform a prudent form of reasoning on the set of preferred extensions and semi-stable extensions, respectively.

In other contexts, it may be both permissible and prudent to form a mere "opinion" (opinio) whose truth we do not clearly and distinctly perceive.

The most prudent course would be to restrict HFNC therapy to mild forms of respiratory distress and situations of discomfort or interface intolerance.

As became all too apparent in the financial bubble of the late 1990's, the tax code currently contains some perverse incentives for companies to become overly indebted and to manipulate their short-term stock price, instead of paying dividends as a form of prudent profit sharing.

Senator Yee has proposed a prudent remedy in the form of Senate Bill 330, which would require University Foundations to practice the same level of transparency as do the universities themselves.

Thus it would seem prudent to provide some form of supervision and/or support from experienced colleagues.

If you are expecting cold weather it may be prudent to wear a form fitting undershirt beneath the costume as additional insulation.

It remained, he said, a "prudent defense" and a vital form of "economic hygiene".

But this means the balance would be upset: given their batting travails, it is hard to see how omitting a batsman to make way for an extra bowler would be prudent, especially given Prior's form.

Prudent measures are needed to form community based organizations managed and led by hijra community and addressing their social exclusion and risky behaviors.