Sentence examples for prudent to expect from inspiring English sources

It is also prudent to expect that such consequences will become more common further in the future….

"The task force does not require uniformity of belief," Mr. Zellner wrote, "but we do think it prudent to expect members to support our legal mandate".

A senior Defense Department official said today that it would be prudent to expect "other intense military operations" by American forces in Iraq in the days and weeks ahead.

So it's prudent to expect some of your location data to end up in Google's hands.

The dev version of Hololens is not due til Q1 2016 but given the rethinking Redmond is already doing it seems prudent to expect some delays.

It seems prudent to expect this to happen though, assuming it hasn't already done so… Update: Facebook declined to provide an on-the-record statement about this.

In patients undergoing lengthening in whom significant compression of the common peroneal nerve against the fibula neck may be expected, it would be prudent to carry out monitoring of the nerve, perhaps by non-invasive methods such as reported by Nogueira et al. (2003).

No matter where you live and drive, society has a right to expect one rule that cannot be legislated: reasonable and prudent behavior.

For very old patients and/or those with multiple comorbidities and short life expectancy, it is prudent to weigh the expected benefit time frame of identifying early signs of complications and intervening to prevent worsening to end-stage disease.

I do believe most people can, with prudent management, expect to save enough each year for a holiday or a big-screen TV.

For example, if expected positive outcomes of a target behaviour differentiate between those who do and do not engage in that behaviour, it is prudent to target outcome expectancies in behaviour change interventions [ 8].