Sentence examples for prudently made from inspiring English sources
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.
Others pointed out that red-light cameras also routinely issue citations to drivers who are prudently making turns in intersections when the light suddenly changes.
On Wall Street, no one draws a bonus for deals they prudently do not make.
Some companies will use this time prudently and make difficult decisions to come out of it in better shape – growing toward areas of opportunity, scaling back in others and maintaining a line on costs all around.
Both sets of cuts can be absorbed, if made prudently.
Clinical decision making based on MRI results should therefore be made prudently with these limitations in mind.
They say that after the recent radiation leak at Indian Point 2 -- Indian Point 3's privately owned next-door neighbor -- and given the swift deregulation of utilities, such a major decision affecting taxpayers and the environment should be made as prudently and openly as possible.
Although we disagree with some of the decisions that lawmakers made, they prudently accepted Gov. Jerry Brown's more conservative revenue projections, his proposed $1.6-billion 1.6-billion his call to pay off moreservehe stand's debt.
And given the state of the economy and their finances, that is not a risk they can prudently take, even if it strips their work life of much of the humanity and joy that make life worth living.
"The major buyers are prudently beginning to make alternative plans to reduce their reliance on Iranian oil".
Because meddling in the elections of democratic allies is not good policy, I hope our new president prudently waits to make a post-election date to reassert our special relationship with whomever the British choose as their prime minister.
