Sentence examples for showing prudence from inspiring English sources

The subsequent moves, while showing prudence and patience, have not had the pizazz that Steinbrenner valued so much.

Two horrors stalked the grinning Blair, One a pretty small affair Involving top-up fees for students, Never known for showing prudence.

He expressed "solidarity" with Mr. Redeker, but cautioned that a "state employee must show prudence and moderation in all circumstances".

Russia: Foreign ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich called on the international community to show "prudence" and observe international law.

"President Rouhani calls on intl community to show prudence over Syrian crisis and observe international law," read a message posted Wednesday.

In short, the current demographic situation is mostly a reflection of a growing race and class divergence in behavior across many dimensions, with white college graduates, who are overrepresented in blue states, showing more prudence all around.

Planning your holiday way ahead of time shows prudence and determination on your part in order to think things through, shop for the best possible luxury villas you can find, and invest on them for maximum enjoyment of your holiday location.

Justice was once regularly shown with Prudence as well as Fortitude and Temperance, the four cardinal virtues.

He fears that investors "in the next problem child" will assume the Fed will step in and therefore not show needed prudence.

"It does show the prudence of looking periodically in places you don't expect to have problems," he said, "rather than blindly assuming you're not going to have problems except where you're looking".

The new prime minister, Guy Verhofstadt, last week promised that his government would show "extreme prudence" and take drastic measures to deal with the crisis but there have been reports that the public health services have been dilatory and that piles of rotting meat have been left out in the open.