The government's approach, while prudent, worries industry officials who fear it does not provide a rapid exit for Boeing.
The Swedes retort that they are prudent, not worried.
Any prudent car owner would worry about the liability insurance implications here, and RelayRides provides $1 million of it to the owner of the car.
He has unnerved them with his swashbuckling fight against corruption, and exasperated them with his ruminative style of management.Such uncertainties should worry a prudent African finance minister.
Regulators are looking into annuity sales, so any prudent firm might be worried.
More importantly, they limit the political process so investors are relieved of responsibility for protecting the environment OR recognizing labor rights or human rights, OR dealing with public health OR worrying about prudent financial regulation.
"Monetary policy makers are worried about growth being seriously compromised and are prepared to take whatever prudent steps they can to avoid a deep slump," said Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist for MFR.
In addition, worries about a possible time mismatch between assets and liabilities will cause the prudent pension manager to favour domestic bonds over equities, foreign or domestic.
But during an unusually fractious meeting, some officials worried that the gains might not be sustainable and argued that it was "prudent" to postpone retreat, according to the account.
Prudent manager that you are, if actuarial tables materially understate employee life expectancies, shouldn't you be worrying what to do about your pension policy?
Daniel Gilbert writes, "anticipating unpleasant events can minimize their impact.... [F]ear, worry, and anxiety have useful roles to play in our lives... [and] motivate people to engage in prudent, prophylactic behavior".
