Sentence examples for prudent to explore from inspiring English sources
However, since such cuts are far from certain to materialise, proponents of geo-engineering research argue that whatever the world decides on its carbon emissions, it would be prudent to explore alternatives that might help us in the decades ahead," Professor Highwood said.
Given the high prevalence of alcohol abuse and its implications in postoperative morbidity and the increasing incidence of shoulder arthroplasty, it is prudent to explore the effect of alcohol use disorders (AUDs) in this patient population.
"Although there were no immediate plans to consider a sale, we thought it would be prudent to explore the possibility and talk to potential buyers and/or investors".
I think it's prudent to explore geoengineering techniques enough to clarify which options make sense, and perhaps damp down undue optimism about a technical quick fix for the climate.
It is therefore prudent to explore the pathogenesis and therapy of DE.
To avoid artifacts in future work, it would be prudent to explore alternative linking chemistries for site-specific labels that do not require the elimination of native cysteine residues.
It thus seems both prudent and pragmatic to explore alternative mathematical representations of microbial evolution.
We have already taken many prudent measures to ensure we hit our financial targets and we will continue to explore different options for our employees to consider.
The faylasūfs felt free to explore inner truths not exposed to the view of ordinary people; they practiced prudent concealment (taqiyyah) of their deeper awareness wherever making it public might endanger the social order.
However, we think it would be more prudent to assist AYUSH practitioners in finding opportunities to practice within their own field and instead to explore the possibility of expanding the success of Indian PAs into rural areas.
Their complaint was focused on administration officials who they said were bombarding them with repeated requests to explore possible links between Iraq and Al Qaeda, an approach that Republicans on the committee defended as prudent and justified.
