Sentence examples similar to prudent reasoning from inspiring English sources

Finally, the unique-status semantics ideal [124] and eager [125] (for a general notion of parametric ideal semantics, see [134]) have been proposed to perform a prudent form of reasoning on the set of preferred extensions and semi-stable extensions, respectively.

The judgment seems to take a slightly too prudent approach for reasons of judcial politics (this outcome is the most acceptable to all states probably), but leaves us with a reasoning that is not entirely convincing nor an outcome which is very promising for same-sex couples.

Ritchie was an evolutionary, liberal utilitarian for whom, following Spencer, utilitarian practical reasoning superseded moral intuitionism as prudent "rational selection" replaced fortuitous natural selection as the mechanism driving social progress and well being.

In their view, her Puritan persecutors, even if clumsy in their moral reasoning and premodern in their legal proceedings, were prudent to fear her.

Furthermore, the whole process of systematic and prudent stock speculation involves thought, reflection, contemplation, conjecture, surmise, and abstract reasoning.

Prudent perhaps.

That could seem prudent.

The uninsured are prudent.

"They are prudent people".

The reasoning?

That's simply prudent.