We prudently analyzed the returning samples and find they were evenly spread across the north, central, and south region of Taiwan; therefore, we believe it can represent the Taiwan hospital system.
When plague returned to London in 1665, Thomas Sydenham, a physician, prudently sought safety in the countryside.
Prior to its publication, Descartes prudently sent his Meditations to the theologians of the Sorbonne for comment; after its publication, his friend Marin Mersenne (1588 1648) sent it to Hobbes, Antoine Arnauld (1612 94), and Pierre Gassendi, among others, who returned formal objections to which Descartes in turn replied.
If the startup wasn't trying to triple an already ambitious valuation, they could proceed prudently, reject investments that don't sufficiently return and harden their best thesis into a model that generates high-confidence results.
Curtailing such investments is a mistake, we believe, because sustainability is closely aligned with critical moves companies need to make in a downturn moves like doing more with less, returning to basics and investing prudently.
President Obama is going to need Orman to do what his Treasury Secretary probably cannot: get 200M+ American consumers not just to clean up their debt, but return to spending and investing (albeit more prudently than before).
In some respects it's a bid to return to an era when partnerships dominated Wall Street and its leaders acted prudently because their personal fortunes were on the line.
The demise of securitization and other derivatives and the return to basic banking lending prudently at profitable interest rates will reduce credit availability for years and subdue economic growth.
He has the right blend of being a strong executive, who manages prudently with a view toward getting a return on his investment, and a music man, who can relate to the artists and has a good ear to boot".
