Sentence examples for prudent growth from inspiring English sources

Dave Frohnmayer, the university's president since 1994, will soon name an internal committee to monitor the prudent growth of athletics.

He has repeatedly claimed the financial fairplay era will bring reward for Arsenal's prudent growth model and Kroenke is gambling on him being right.

Within three weeks of RBS being bailed out, this was chief executive Lynne Peacock reporting the 2007-08 profits: "Differentiated in the UK by our adherence to the sound principle of a traditional business model, the prudent growth of our business has been supported by excellent cost control, a careful approach to funding as well as effective credit and risk management".

Value is often characterized as the investing approach that's prudent while growth tends to be seen as a pursuit of what's hot and what's trendy.

But he said the company must be prudent in its growth.

And what made sense when Alistair Darling introduced it in 2009, with the economy set for recovery, is less prudent now, with growth proving so hard to find.

Abu Dhabi, the oil-rich capital of the UAE and the richest emirate, has opted for a more conservative – and, some say – prudent approach to growth that contrasts with Dubai's giddy expansion.

Provided his government sticks to its prudent macroeconomic policies, growth will eventually pick up, as and when the American economy moves into higher gear.But Mr Fox's best chance of going down in Mexican history as something other than a big disappointment may be to go for political and institutional reforms.

It's clear with recent rate hikes in India, as in China, Indian authorities are being prudent in controlling growth.

Mr Yorston said it was following a prudent and sensible growth strategy that was in keeping with its 153-year history of avoiding excessive risk.

As is true in Europe, China's major cities are surrounded by productive agricultural lands, making tightly clustered growth seem prudent.