Sentence examples for such a prudent from inspiring English sources

Refined or unruly, few restaurants devise such a prudent assignment for the overextended beet, paired here with luscious smoked trout, crème fraîche and a generous smattering of chives.

But that may not be such a prudent selling point, especially among Democrats and independents, because the poll found that the president still draws high marks for his job performance.

Such a lack of prudent diversification is all too common in 401(k) plans.

The self-deceiver need not even forget her original intention to deceive, so an unbeliever who sets out to get herself to believe in God (since she thinks such a belief is prudent, having read Pascal) might well remember such an intention at the end of the process and deem that by God's grace even this misguided path led her to the truth.

Alexander Zubkov, a former forestry official in Karelia in northwest Russia and now a timber businessman, suggested that such an approach was prudent.

Lady Carnarvon is such an advocate of prudent finances that she would seem to have more in common with Suze Orman than with her husband's pedigreed relations.

Yellen added that if the data is there to support a rate hike, such a move would be "a prudent thing to do" because it would allow the Federal Reserve to move at a "gradual and measured pace".

If he is reluctant to consider a full-time position switch — and there is no telling whether such a change would be prudent — his options may be limited.

When dealing with such a system, it is prudent to use cascading systems rather than developing models for individual systems.

Political disorders can be quickly healed if they are seen well in advance (and only a prudent ruler has such foresight); when, for lack of a diagnosis, they are allowed to grow in such a way that everyone can recognize them, remedies are too late.

In fact, there is growing evidence that such a national requirement would be prudent.