Sentence examples for strategically prudent from inspiring English sources
Nor would it be strategically prudent to withdraw our forces from an improving situation in Iraq to cope with a deteriorating one in Pakistan.
What is he trying to hide My guess is that Mr Romney is telling the truth, that he's entirely copacetic with the IRS, and that his stonewalling amounts to little more than a strategically prudent refusal to fuel the Obama campaign's "Mr Moneybags v the middle class" offensive.
It may be strategically more prudent to invest scarce and precious resources in carefully calculated strategic "bets" rather than keep throwing them after waning industrial sectors and declining firms and in that sense, it may be best to provide aggressive socioeconomic re-training, re-insertion, and/or early retirement programs to allow for real growth strategies to be implemented.
He never resorted to easy formulas, never strategically "chose his battles" as prudent policy recommends, but insisted on fighting them all.
So instead of prudent network expansion, the route planning strategies that the Gulf carriers becomes a question of where they strategically want to fly, rather than demand: "Airbus has just delivered another 500-seat A380; where should we fly it?" The Gulf trio claim that their expansion in the U.S. has not harmed American, Delta, and United, but the facts prove otherwise.
Strategically placed burger & chips?
Use that feedback strategically.
"They are prudent people".
