Sentence examples for prudent to acquire from inspiring English sources
In the long run though, she admitted it may be prudent to acquire its own license, potentially by buying a brokerage.
To achieve more efficient data collection in a larger number of subjects, it may be prudent to acquire sequences from each desired retinal eccentricity in series, repeating this entire process as many times as desired, to further minimize exposure of each individual area of the retina.
We therefore believe it is prudent for individuals to acquire anti-viral medication at this time.
It is prudent for government officials to encourage healthy banks to acquire weak banks.
He added: "Our prudent approach and focus on branch-based banking enabled us to acquire the A&L and B&B savings business in 2008, despite unprecedented market turmoil.
Nevertheless if the provincial departments wish to acquire land for tree planting it is prudent to seek the agreement of the local tribes, the de facto landowners (as primary landusers).
Maybe Mr. Keller is right that the prudent course for Israel (and the United States) is to allow Iran to acquire nuclear arms.
The fact that the advisers themselves did not hold many shares of the REIT provided "a significant incentive to acquire hotels, but did not provide much motivation to be prudent as to price," the report said.
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So it just seemed more prudent to let it grow.
