Sentence examples for prudent projection from inspiring English sources

He thinks that a prudent projection for 2050 is actually a drop to 86m people.

The chancellor will press Britain's case at the next meeting of finance ministers on February 12th, arguing that his budgetary projections are consistent with a prudent interpretation of the stability pact.

It would not be prudent to commit every penny of a future surplus that is just a projection and therefore subject to change.

And a prudent plan would set aside a good part of that $1.60, both because the surplus projections are probably too optimistic and because our current peace and prosperity aren't guaranteed to last.

In parallel, consideration of prevention measures may be prudent given the potential for increasing risks under climate change and global travel and trade projections.

Prudent perhaps.

"They are prudent people".

That could seem prudent.

The uninsured are prudent.

Second, it is wise to be prudent -- we should avoid committing ourselves to dramatic courses of action that are hard to reverse in the face of the inherent uncertainties of any projections.

That's simply prudent.