Sentence examples for prudent nature from inspiring English sources
And so he continues to do what he can, being true to his prudent nature, autobiographically speaking, while studying with compassion, nuance and a little envy those wilder, more fanatically uninhibited, more self-destructive souls down through history: his imagined brothers, perhaps.
But even without their high profile connections, vampires would have fared significantly better than most in our current crisis, because they have a few other things most citizens do not: old fashion common sense, a fiscally prudent nature -- and a very long memory.
"We think it's prudent given the nature of those products and the economic environment we face," Daniel Henry, its chief financial officer, said in a recent conference call.
To remediate degraded rangeland, it may be prudent to mimic nature by diverting water to target areas to create patterns similar to natural islands of hydrologically enhanced biotic productivity.
Proponents of total abstinence conclude that given humans' fallen, sinful nature, it is prudent for Christians to avoid alcohol altogether.
If your worst-case scenario illustrates feasibility, investors will see that you've made prudent calculations and know the nature of the territory you are stepping into.
"However, we maintain prudent lending policies that by nature maintain a sound mortgage portfolio for the credit union and create a healthy borrowing situation for the member.
He also is a leader with a store of weapons that by its size and nature goes beyond the prudent needs of defense.
By nature, Scott was even-keeled, prudent and cautious, and he always looked like the mild-mannered financial consultant that he became.
"But although it's quite likely this star's strange behaviour is due to nature, not aliens, it's only prudent to check such things out".
"But although it's quite likely that this star's strange behaviour is due to nature, not aliens, it's only prudent to check such things out," Dr Shostak said.
