Sentence examples similar to prudent player from inspiring English sources

The prudent poker player, meanwhile, will wear dark glasses.

Chelsea's recent more prudent approach to player contracts and Cole's wage demands have meant negotiations have stalled and, with only four months remaining on his current deal, he is free to talk to other clubs.

He said: "There would be a wish-list if money were no object but I have to remain prudent and bring players in within the parameters.

It would be prudent to ask players who chose to continue to play football to sign a release form promising not to sue the university later in life for developing CTE.

IT did not take long for Mario Lemieux to switch roles last night from vanquished player to prudent owner.

So, in a market where the values have been distorted by the spending of Real Madrid and Manchester City, the rivals Ferguson and Wenger think that it is prudent to develop young players rather than pay inflated prices.

In the new era of steroid testing, with Barry Bonds possibly on his way to jail, wouldn't it be prudent to assume that players' productivity will peak chronologically, as it did before the now-discredited mid-to-late 1990s?

The other reason: Owners have become more prudent with spending on players.

"To commit the club to a significant cost and liability over a five-year contract for one player is not prudent, especially as he was not to contribute to our success now, but was for the future".

With the salary cap, it is prudent to lock up core players.

In the wake of celebrating yet another Jackie Robinson Sunday and discussing the dwindling numbers of black players, it's prudent to embrace the vision of progress Robinson expressed in Cincinnati.