It could also be seen as prudent, since "Friends With Benefits" isn't likely to have that much time.
Educate your student in being prudent in adding new "friends" to their social networks.
Fassel, customarily prudent and practical, told his friends that he just didn't want to be cautious anymore, and that letting it all out had brought a sense of relief.
The book was seized by the authorities in June 1789, and, although it had been issued anonymously, Saint-Just was prudent enough to hide at a friend's home in Paris.
In such circumstances the prudent thing, as with any theatrical production mounted by friends, is to compliment the players on the staging of their drama.
You may regard its new attitude to the men and women who pull off that trick as enlightened, or merely prudent in a world where media companies have many friends and look for new ones all the time.
"He understands," a friend explained, "that you have to do politically prudent things to get in a position to do what's right".
(They may be violating your rights, but they still have the right to ruin your day, and they have a lot of friends with guns and sticks).. Use prudent judgment when saying no to superiors ( bosses, parents, and authorities).
Even my friend, John Buckingham of the "out of favor" value stock letter, The Prudent Speculator is recommending Veeco.
If there is anything that could render the recent drowning of four teenagers off City Island even more tragic and shocking, it is recollections by family and friends of the boys as sensible and intelligent and often prudent.
When ElBaradei came to Washington, Brent Scowcroft, the Republican sage and Bush family friend, suggested he keep a lid on the disarmament stuff, and ElBaradei was prudent enough to do so.
