Sentence examples for prudently kept from inspiring English sources

Your article (£2.5bn 'lurking' in academies' bank accounts, 19 January) claims that money prudently kept by academy schools in reserve is not spent on teaching or learning.

But it is a measure of the economic discontent fuelled by worldwide recession, and the anger and disgust at Mr Abhisit and his military backers, that such rhetoric is wildly popular.Mr Abhisit has prudently kept out of sight, attending the G20 summit in London on behalf of the Association of South-East Asian Nations ASEANN).

THE question that Russians ask about Anatoly Chubais these days is, "will he be next?" When Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the boss of Russia's biggest oil firm, Yukos, was arrested in October after a four-month-long series of probes into his firm and associates, other Russian business magnates prudently kept their mouths shut or muttered vaguely that it did not affect them.

Forewarned by his grandson, Andronikos II prudently kept the Bulgarians away from the capital and his person.

(Alekperov prudently keeps leather-bound copies of both the Koran and the Bible at his office, to allay any concerns that he prefers one almighty to another).

Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, claims not to have been told about Mr Green's arrest; her top civil servant, Sir David Normington, seems to have kept her prudently out of the loop.

The print prudently warns users to keep the stuff away from children.

With ample reason, Nylen asks himself, "Why do I take such dumb risks over and again?" The son of a gregarious DuPont executive whose constant transfers kept the family on the move, Nylen learned at a young age that even a prudently lived existence can go awry.

But 21-year-old Martic, who had never previously beaten a top-10 opponent, kept her nerve through the bursts of sound from Bartoli and the partisan Parisian public, playing patiently and prudently to swing the third set in her favor as Bartoli wavered.

Almost from the outset, he failed to keep precise track of Ibn Battutah, prudently flying from Tangier to Cairo because Algeria is suicidally dangerous for foreigners these days.

To keep its graphics products evolving, Adobe has prudently made Acrobat modular, leaving such things as pre-press processing and high-quality colour separation for book publishers to independent software developers, who create PDF extensions that can be plugged into Acrobat to do additional tasks.