Sentence examples similar to prudent vision from inspiring English sources

Underdosing might be prudent in emergencies.

In the wake of celebrating yet another Jackie Robinson Sunday and discussing the dwindling numbers of black players, it's prudent to embrace the vision of progress Robinson expressed in Cincinnati.

His speech was hailed by another of Bush's former heads of OFBI, John DiIulio, as a "principled, prudent and problem-solving vision" that reminded him of "much that was best in both of then-vice-president Al Gore's and then-Texas governor George W Bush's first speeches on the subject in 1999".

They approach these actions, as indicated [ 7], with a prudent attitude and a realistic vision of the possibilities, limits and capabilities of the others.

There are multiple aspects of our vision essential to safe and prudent driving.

We do so by prudent workforce management and by advancing an exciting vision.

Prudent perhaps.

"They are prudent people".

That could seem prudent.

The uninsured are prudent.

That's simply prudent.