Sentence examples for prudently point out from inspiring English sources
But, while offering hope to those responsible for increasingly more complex networks, the authors also prudently point out that "IPsec products can wreak havoc on critical applications and other enhanced networked services".
Others point out the difficulties.
Always point out the facts.
Don't point out the obvious.
She prudently avoids conclusive findings, gingerly pointing out that while Jews generally opposed Prohibition, class, cultural and denominational divides reflected a profound ambivalence.
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.
Beevor points out that Olga built her career in Germany on the completely fictitious claim that she had acted at the Moscow Arts Theatre, but insists that she loathed Nazi anti-semitism, and helped a Jewish actor and his family (although she prudently demanded that her family provide her with a false certificate of racial purity, as her husband's mother was Jewish and her daughter at risk).
Dani pointed out landmarks.
Siegler pointed out earlier Monday.
He points out the window.
