Sentence examples for some prudent from inspiring English sources

Certainly shambling through endless pages of Internetarrhea and lists will inevitably siphon off some prudent delights.

While training was scheduled to resume Wednesday, the general said, "we are going to proceed with some prudent precautions at some of the ranges for everyone's safety".

It is not entirely clear why the core business of the enterprises providing guarantees for mainstream (not subprime) mortgages needs government sponsorship.The bill does have some prudent parts.

My guess is that the typical defaulter today is not some prudent individual who happened to buy a home that strains his paycheck.

He urged the alliance to continue "some prudent things that are consistent with the kinds of activities NATO has been engaged in for nearly 60 years in terms of planning, in terms of exercises".

"We have a lot of economic uncertainties that have to do with the national economy," Mr. Mercurio said, "and in light of those conditions we're going to take some prudent steps right now".

This is changing slowly; NATO's outgoing commander, General John Craddock, started some informal "prudent planning" for territorial defence that could, in coming months, become official contingency plans, if friends of Russia, like Germany and Italy, can be made to agree.

Abu Dhabi, the oil-rich capital of the UAE and the richest emirate, has opted for a more conservative – and, some say – prudent approach to growth that contrasts with Dubai's giddy expansion.

Some are more prudent.

Many must do so out of unaccustomed need and shame, some out of prudent apprehension.

Some have been prudent, but others have planned on the assumption of ever-rising budgets".