Sentence examples for prudently thought from inspiring English sources

He assured investors that these investments were "prudently thought out" and the company was purchasing property, rather than leasing it, because it would save money in the long run.

And many of the professionals who used to help keep musicians' pockets full of spending money now feel obligated to help them conserve their funds, invest prudently and think about the long term.

I relied on the government's alleged regulation to concern myself with working to save the money, prudently as I thought, to provide for my own old age.

Living away may not be appropriate for everyone, but the option should be thought through prudently and the pros and cons thoroughly weighed up.

"People are spreading their chips around more prudently and I think more wisely".

When Jim Rumage, the superintendent of the only high school in Crane, Texas, sent a letter to parents warning them chlamydia was "on the rise" among students, he thought he was acting prudently.

If only we worked harder, thought more clearly, marshaled our resources more prudently, if only...

He said he was dismissed after he raised concerns that the prominent Dallas investment firm of Hicks, Muse Tate & Furst was plying the trustees and their consultants with food and drink, and taking them on golf excursions, hunting trips and other outings that he thought distracted them from their fiduciary duty to vet investments prudently.

The two people who she treats with most respect are a White House official and someone who thought about writing a petition (about a hot button issue) and then prudently decided against it.

In the aftermath of the failed 1987 Meech Lake Accord that had been written and agreed-to in secrecy, federal and provincial elites rightly thought it important to signal to Canadians that their views mattered, and they prudently sought their consent to the transformative changes proposed in the Accord.

McGregor thought that County were an example to many provincial clubs on how to build prudently towards success.