Sentence examples for prudent on from inspiring English sources

Silence, one would have thought, was prudent on that occasion.

"It's prudent on any bank's part to try to meet the people.

"I think it's very prudent on our part to get over the 50percentt," said Terry McAuliffe, the Democratic chairman.

I had been more prudent on dozens of prior stays, but, I thought, no matter: I had already been running around the continent for months with no mishaps.

While it's imperative that we're being extremely prudent on costs, it's also imperative that this is done right and as quickly and efficiently as possible".

Not for him to say, he replies, he must be "prudent" on that topic; but he concedes that Colombia needs more continuity in the fight against terrorism than one four-year presidency can offer.

But in the short run it's not prudent to keep on going with him".

For several reasons, though, it seems more prudent to hold on to Swisher and dangle Nady.

Obama is intent on curbing, if not ending, the excesses of the GWOT, the global war on terror: "prudent" limits on drones, closing Guantanamo, restraining the NSA.

"We don't believe it is prudent to budget on the capital gains.

So it is prudent to plan on living a long time.