Sentence examples for prudent to create from inspiring English sources

In parallel it may be prudent to create a European Innovation Council (EIC) to professionally support the development of results of science and innovations into applications and products.

At the time I was so focused on entertaining myself that it seemed prudent to create work just to make weed cheaper.

While some have suggested amending the MEJA, it would be more prudent to create a statute specifically for PCMFs, providing the industry ample notice for potential prosecutions.

This suggests that it may be prudent to create more suitable animal models besides mouse so as to verify MSC-mediated immunosuppression in vivo.

For Beth Medrash Govoha the project "represents a prudent risk and an opportunity to create a serious long-term endowment for the college, as well as jobs for students and the township," said George Kline, chairman of its committee for development and endowment.

Another prudent strategy would be to invest in separate index funds to create a portfolio tilt toward smaller or larger stocks.

To remediate degraded rangeland, it may be prudent to mimic nature by diverting water to target areas to create patterns similar to natural islands of hydrologically enhanced biotic productivity.

It would be prudent to help channel the passion of young people into efforts to create tangible policy change.

I think it's prudent to try" to make changes.

A prudent government should create fiscal room now to cushion a possible hard landing later.

This community has been restored for >20 years and it is now prudent to determine whether plantings that will persist over time have been created.