Sentence examples for prudent point from inspiring English sources

That brought to a prudent point a political suspense story that may not be resolved until recounts take place in Florida and other closely fought states.

Mr. Poirier and others who think the state is being too prudent point to the early 1990s, when Gov. Richard A. Snelling, a Republican, addressed a budget crisis in part by carrying over deficits for several years and temporarily raising taxes on income and sales.

But that may not be such a prudent selling point, especially among Democrats and independents, because the poll found that the president still draws high marks for his job performance.

However, it is prudent to point out that this research, like all cross-sectional survey studies, has its limitations.

It is prudent to point out that much of the data generated by Zhao et al. [ 27] was performed in cellular/overexpression systems.

Unlike other barristers, Mansfield was noted for always keeping a cool head and being "prudent to the point of timidity".

Going forward, Mr. Zandi said, "it's prudent at this point to think it's all going to be a wash".

“Panic causes mistakes, and selling does not seem prudent at this point, nor does additional buying until we see what we are up against.

"It's not prudent at this point to decide to attack Iran," said Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in the interview.

Would it be prudent at this point to mention that low-income communities are four times as likely to suffer from lead poisoning than average- and higher-income communities?

It would seem prudent at this point to design and evaluate a pilot, short-term, post-discharge planning and monitoring intervention study, consistent with the recent work and suggestions of Coleman and colleagues [ 45- 47].