Sentence examples for prudently tested from inspiring English sources
Although Nadal's YouTube account presented Tuesday's open practice as "today my first tennis practice after all these weeks," Spanish tennis writer David J. Nadal (no relation) reported that Nadal had prudently tested out his form away from the public eye days before performing for the cameras.
"If the D.E.C. [the state Department of Environmental Conservation] moves to prudently and carefully test this in a walled-off, monitored and controlled way, public opinion in support would probably be off the charts".
No one could prudently ignore the perspective of senior fire chiefs, who had tested the system and believed it was not operating, he said.
The specification can also be used to prudently and effectively choose test-cases when exhaustive testing appears to be improbable.
Given the availability of many cemented designs with proven records of clinical success, new design features should be introduced prudently with extensive premarket testing, limited clinical release, and careful postmarket surveillance.
Wang Guangya, China's ambassador to the United Nations, said the Security Council should "react firmly, constructively and prudently" to North Korea's report of a nuclear test.
Despite Lyon's lean patch, Warne said it was premature to speculate on his future in the Test side and backed him to bounce back if used more prudently by Smith.
Fortunately, it appeared that these formal risk assessments were done prudently, given the fact that approximately two thirds of low risk patients were never administered a bone density test or were given their most recent scan three or more years following their last test.
He prudently scurried away.
