Sentence examples for prudently avoid from inspiring English sources

We hear computer manufacturers promoting laptops that can boot faster than ever, but they prudently avoid direct comparisons with smartphones.

In the face of such uncertainty, those who might be at the greatest risk, like pregnant women and children, could prudently avoid such plastics.

Iceland's banks prudently avoided the subprime market, even as they embarked on a lending boom at home and expanded abroad.

She prudently avoids conclusive findings, gingerly pointing out that while Jews generally opposed Prohibition, class, cultural and denominational divides reflected a profound ambivalence.

He has insisted repeatedly that the deadline for America's withdrawal from Bosnia cannot be extended beyond June 1998, even though Mr Clinton (who foolishly once promised to pull out of Bosnia by December 1996) has prudently avoided saying anything so definite.

Although he prudently avoids giving unnecessary offense, he defends writing that might anger his predecessors, because "it is better to fall into the hands of men than to abandon the function of a historian by covering up a loathsome sight by colours that conceal the truth".

"The CLAC prudently avoids using language that could qualify as provocative," it concludes.

Suspecting a Viet Cong ambush, Murphy had prudently avoided following the obvious route to Lang Phuoc Hai, travelling cross-country instead, moving through Long Dien and into the paddy fields parallel to Route 326.

And we may infer that the founders prudently avoided perpetrating tyranny while defending against it, and resisted any inclination to say what arms we would all be obligated to tolerate.

A bank that could look forward to a stream of fat profits in a sheltered market would be careful to lend prudently to avoid a bankruptcy that would destroy the franchise.

Therefore, both nations need to handle themselves carefully and prudently to avoid any miscalculations or unintended consequences.