Sentence examples for prudent to save from inspiring English sources

Unless or until those things happen, perhaps it would be more prudent to save the tar and feathers for her older, unglued, clearly troubled "adult" sister who didn't make just one mistake in judgment, but an unremorseful bazillion of them.

A short-term and manageable increase in debt is a prudent way to save one's home.

What my father considered a prudent measure to save time on awkward mispronunciations felt to me like admitting defeat.

This allowed prudent expatriates to save, while others embraced a high-end life-style.

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

He said it seemed prudent to keep doing the research.

"Anybody who's got their eyes open and is witnessing this obvious downturn in the economy wants to be as prudent as you can be to save every dollar so we can spend it covering the news," explained Jeffrey W. Schneider, an executive at ABC News.

Kids with substantive allowances could purchase actual records, but the rest of us, trapped in prudent homes, had only Memorex tapes to save our favorite jams from the yawning void beyond the memory of playlists.

They are measures that are very prudent along the lines of a project to save the country in the face of a crisis".

A budget will allow you to save more money, be prudent about what financial decisions you make, and — of course — fix your credit.

I might quibble with some of Obama's specifics, but his proposals to save Medicare and Social Security are generally prudent and designed to protect those who need the programs most.