Sentence examples for prudent launch from inspiring English sources
Cautious not to leave any spiritual stone unturned, Chung went as far as seeking the advice of a fortune teller to help him determine the most prudent launch date.
China expressed regret at the launch, but also urged a prudent and moderate international reaction to avoid an escalation on the Korean peninsula.
Its answer was the GEAR (Growth, Employment and Redistribution) programme, launched in 1995, which committed the government to an orthodox, prudent economic package.That prudence paid off, bringing economic stability and launching a consumer boom.
Evo Morales in Bolivia has pursued a prudent macroeconomic policy at the same time as launching a collectivist experiment under which people of indigenous descent are being granted special rights.
It might have been prudent for the founders of Tenochtitlan to exercise similar skepticism before launching into the construction of the city in a marsh.
He further argued that it "would surely be prudent" to wait for results from the VaxGen gp120 efficacy trials then under way before launching new studies.
Prudent, experienced management will regard these caveats carefully and, in so doing, will see the airline through its initial challenging launch into a period where growth will be both solid and sustained.
"They are prudent people".
The uninsured are prudent.
