Sentence examples for prudent or not from inspiring English sources

"It's our job to measure that risk with their financial goals as to whether it's fiscally prudent or not," Mr. Goldberg said.

"Their aim is to push as far in the direction that they want us to go as they can, whether that's politically prudent or not".

When you start making these retention grants, you have to wonder whether it is prudent or not," said David M. Schmidt, a compensation consultant at James F. Reda & Associates.

When you start making these retention grants, you have to wonder whether it is prudent or not," David M. Schmidt, a compensation consultant at James F. Reda & Associates, told The New York times.

In a year we will have a new Congress, and if the public has become fatalistic about Iraq by then, Congress may assert itself in demanding rapid moves toward complete withdrawal -- be they prudent or not.

Politically prudent or not, the counter-Trump culture seems to be coming swiftly and from the bottom up.

What the findings reveal, however, is that there is not much deliberation concerning the meaning(s) of sustainable development, and, further, that the planning principles considered necessary to bring about sustainable development were not exclusively regarded as sustainable as such, but rather as part of a general 'belief system' about prudent planning sustainable or not.

We were all very aware of the increased level of complication that she ran both in having treatment and also in pregnancy and we had to seriously consider whether we thought it was prudent to treat her or not.

However, it is prudent to investigate whether or not the maximum metabolic response can be achieved even 1 week after radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy since planning of supplementary radiotherapy and chemotherapy needs to take into account accelerated cancer cell proliferation which occurs during the treatment break.

In a 2006 case involving a Ponzi scheme, for example, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York ruled that the "exercise of ordinary intelligence" must be used by a prudent investor "or he will not be heard to complain that he was induced to enter into the transaction by misrepresentations".

Whether or not it was prudent, the idea was that you should make the most of your circumstances".