Australian banks were also somewhat more prudent than American lenders, which often gave out mortgages with no down payment and no proof of income.
The firm had attempted to gloss over its problems somewhat, saying it had been "prudent" in making the markdowns.
"The findings clearly revealed that the best childhood personality predictor of longevity was conscientiousness — the qualities of a prudent, persistent, well-organized person — somewhat obsessive and not at all carefree," Friedman wrote.
"The findings clearly revealed that the best childhood personality predictor of longevity was conscientiousness," they write, "the qualities of a prudent, persistent, well-organized person, like a scientist-professor — somewhat obsessive and not at all carefree".
But now that the market has corrected somewhat and it's clear that tokens both rise and fall, it's prudent to determine whether the virtual asset you're buying has merit and utility in the real world.
In using this approach, it is prudent to be sure that the total counting rate (background plus source) is somewhat below the telemetry saturation limit to avoid the effects of statistical fluctuations.
When using this approach, it is prudent to be sure that the total count-rate (source plus background) is somewhat below the telemetry saturation limit to avoid telemetry saturation due to statistical fluctuations in the count-rate.
"Despite the bank's somewhat coy refusal to concede the materiality of these nondisclosures, it seems obvious that a prudent bank shareholder," the judge wrote, "would have thought twice about approving the merger or might have sought its renegotiation".
It was prudent therefore for Teach not to linger for too long, although wrecking the ship was a somewhat extreme measure.
It's simply that the 'prudent man' standard is somewhat different than a best choice standard".
