Sentence examples for selected prudence from inspiring English sources
They selected Prudence Crandall, a 19th century woman who opened the first school for African-American women in New England.
External things are good because the wise man, in his prudence and virtue, has selected them.
This continuing duty exists separate and apart from the trustee's duty to exercise prudence in selecting investments at the outset".
Surely the response to the current crisis of authority is not to throw away standards of experience and prudence, but to select leaders who have those qualities but not the smug condescension that has so marked the reaction to the Palin nomination in the first place.
One is that, compared to systematic reviews, realist reviews are harder to reproduce, as selecting papers and following candidate theories require judgement, often based on a mixture of experience, intuition and prudence, to identify those with greatest relevance.
What form can incentives to prudence take?
Prudence is his watchword.
But then prudence intervened.
Prudence is the watchword.
Curatorial prudence, people!
