"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.
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.
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.
Capping the workforce at current levels and announcing a 12 billion-euro savings drive are prudent steps in view of these burdens.
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.
The Bush Administration successfully sought the adoption of commitments to reduce emissions of heat-trapping gases that is weaker than most other industrialized countries wanted, although Administration officials contend that the resulting treaty is a prudent first step in view of the scientific uncertainties over global warming.
Hence, it is prudent to take a measured view of the effects of aging and radiation on monocyte attachment and consider it as one of several events that contribute to the eventual development of atherosclerotic plaques.
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.
