Sentence examples for prudent view from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman said the Scottish government took a prudent view of its borrowing, limiting it to 5% of its day-to-day budgets.

"Given the expectation of continued volatility in advertising revenue and the fact that our growth strategy is at an early stage of development, we will maintain a prudent view of both the balance sheet and free cash flow," he said.

A more prudent view would be that unless you try to ensure that ownership is spread then everybody will be back to their old tricks once Murdoch and phone hacking are out of the way.

"However, given the current economic uncertainty, the Board decided to take a prudent view and impair the carrying value of GMG Radio (sold post-year end to Global Radio) by £54.2 million, and this was the principal factor in the pre-tax loss of £75.6 million.

Or is it still an example of what Observer writer John Naughton recently called "digital capitalism", suggesting that "the billionaire geeks who currently run the giant internet companies may look and talk like a new species of entrepreneur but it would be more prudent to view them as John D Rockefellers in hoodies"?

Minimizing such exposures to maximize reproductive potential, although not proven, is prudent in view of our data.

Given these associations, limiting PPI use to short term treatment and taking the minimum amount required may be considered prudent in view of clinical uncertainty over long term acid suppression.

But lacking better options, many still saw the world through the lens of the prudent hypothetical, viewing everything as possible and nothing as certain.

Capping the workforce at current levels and announcing a 12 billion-euro savings drive are prudent steps in view of these burdens.

On the basis of their published past performance, a prudent person would view intelligence officials' predictions about the world 15 years from now with a great deal of skepticism.

Or to translate, the Tories could promise tax cuts in the run-up to the 2015 general election and still claim to be prudent (in its view of prudence) - as per my note of earlier today.