"We don't want to be seen as exploiting a tragedy, but it's prudent to talk about the implications here.
Francis Hu, the head of politics at Taichung University, said it was not "prudent" to talk for so long and portray it as a diplomatic breakthrough in US-Taiwan relations.
For example, he implied that the persecution of Christians was worse now than at any time in history, although it didn't "seem prudent to talk about" many of the things he knew.
Naturally, it is prudent to talk to the stakeholders in the White house before one does that.
As a CFO of a publicly traded company, Louis Hsieh, based in the U.S., should have been more prudent when talking to investors about EDU having no franchise operations.
It is prudent to talk down your offering from every angle, making light of its monetary value and downplaying the hours you spent perusing aisles in search of the perfect present.
The saber-rattling by President Bush, Dick Cheney, John McCain and others egged on Saakashvili with no evidence that anyone in the Bush White House had thought it prudent to talk directly to Putin since the Russian offensive in Georgia itself intensified.
The makers of "Raising the Flag," to be shown on Tuesday night on Discovery Times, take the more prudent course of talking mostly about the past in their look at an assortment of occupations by the United States over the last century.
"I think we're talking about prudent measures to sort of avoid a number of [incidents] that could occur," he said.
Privatizing the debt ceiling/deficit reduction talks seems a prudent way to go.
It might not be the most prudent thing for Lucent to talk about the recovery of the market in 2003, when it can't talk in detail about this quarter or the quarter ahead.
