Sentence examples for prudent to think from inspiring English sources

Would it be more prudent to think before you press?

"I think that it is prudent to think through your options," he told the St Louis Dispatch two weeks ago.

Johnson eschewed the conservative approach to each race until the finale, refusing to settle for anything less than victory even when it was perhaps more prudent to think otherwise.

It would be prudent to think twice before recommending an alarm as part of a standard package of security devices to reduce the risk of domestic burglary.

So, as parents decide how to dole out new kids-edition tablets and Kindles, it may be more prudent to think about how this sort of screen use will contribute to their development, and how it will detract from other key components of healthy growth.

With this in mind, it might be prudent to think twice before erecting fashionable boundaries between different areas of design, as that may not be helpful in improving collaboration.

Although experiments on heat-induced bone shrinkage were not done in the manner of Carthaginian cremation, we nonetheless thought it prudent to consider them.

Other advocates of the deal thought it was prudent to pretend to think this.

And that it is therefore prudent for us to think very carefully about Oprah's endorsements and do our own due diligence about her recommendations.

Going forward, Mr. Zandi said, "it's prudent at this point to think it's all going to be a wash".

Like the Democratic bill sponsored by Representative John Dingell and Tom Daschle, the Senate minority leader, and the recommendations of a Presidential commission, the draft would guarantee coverage for emergency room care if a prudent person has reason to think an emergency exists.