Sentence examples for prudent necessity from inspiring English sources
If the British public buy the Coalition's argument that paring back the state is a prudent necessity given the scale of the deficit and the Coalition manages the politics of deficit reduction competently then Cameron will remain Prime Minister after the election which will most probably be in 2015.
Even then, a flak vest remained a prudent but heavy necessity.
At a time of seemingly proliferating risks, though, Porter's searching book is a welcome reminder of the necessity of prudent decision making.
From your keys to your wallet or phone, it's especially not prudent to misplace those necessities during a special night of revelry.
With centuries-old pipes and mains failing, debt for replacement is not only a necessity but a prudent way to insure future viability, let alone profitability.
Being aware of the latest Big Data finance tools and techniques is a necessity for every prudent Financial Services professional.
Their outlook has been shaped largely by economic and political necessity, which has made the Swiss public realistic, cautious, and prudent in accepting innovation and creative in the use of their resources.
Cooper doubtless decided that the necessity of entrusting to non-English-reading printers the setting of his manuscripts made it prudent to oversee the re-copying of the original by someone who could unpack his own dense and crabbed writing into a script easier for compositors new to his hand to [End Page 319] set proof from.
