Sentence examples for prudent method from inspiring English sources

This approach is a prudent method of ensuring a level playing field and follows W.T.O.

That's not to say that this is a prudent method of proceeding for a bank, but a house is a pretty good collateral in all except the most severe downturn".

This was baffling — not just the belief that shooting at a moving vehicle is a prudent method of hijacking it, but that some people were evidently planning to set up camp in a place where two escaped cons were known to be on the loose.

We are of the belief that investors should always opt to apply the most prudent method of valuation, especially when there is a large degree of risk and uncertainty attached to forecasts; this enhances the robustness of the margin of safety.

This is the conventional method because it is the prudent method: the writer does not have to imagine what it was like to be Robert E. Lee or Abraham Lincoln, only what it might have been like to be a righteous but disillusioned Confederate deserter in love with a plucky girl.

But for someone who's willing to do a little more work and can grasp the concepts, this strategy offers a prudent method of improving diversification and risk-adjusted returns.' "In other words," he said, "you must be a pretty smart dude to even contemplate our strategy".

The findings led the DEP to decide that disposing of unused pharmaceutical products in landfills the current recommendation of U.S. industry and government to consumers wanting to clean out their medicine cabinets is not a prudent or sustainable method of disposal.

Perhaps most importantly, how to tackle important national priorities using a prudent mix of methods has received scant attention.

Thus, while all three methods are suitable for use in profiling miRNAs from total RNA, it may be prudent to pick one method and use it for the entire course of any particular study, in order to avoid these small profile differences due to the RNA preparation method.

Can one man be right against this weight of authoritative opinion?' " In 1971, Dr. Edwards's application for research support from the British government was turned down, in part because a committee reviewing his application thought it would be more prudent to perfect the method in primates before jumping to humans.

With such copious amounts of data being transferred between hosts involved in this streaming, it is prudent to establish some method of effectively minimising the resultant outbound network traffic, whilst providing the client with a good Quality of Service (QoS).