Sentence examples for their prudent from inspiring English sources

The real issue is their prudent operation.

Their prudent saving will destroy companies and jobs Keynes's "paradox of thrift".

Administration officials said the smaller increase showed their prudent management of the program, using tools provided by the new health care law to control costs.

"It's like they're relieved because it validates the position that their prudent, conservative approach was the right course," said Josh Harris, the founder of Pseudo.com, a Web-based entertainment company that shut down last fall.

Even though this study showed a lower percentage of cellular necrosis, it is better to be more cautious and avoid an early and intensive rehabilitation treatment in adolescents, this not for the histological weakness but for the uncertainty on their prudent post-surgical conduct.

Last year Red and White Holdings, the investment company which holds Usmanov's shares in Arsenal, wrote an open letter to the club's board, criticising their prudent self-sustaining model and accusing them of squeezing fans with higher ticket prices at the same time as selling their shares for personal profit.

But putting them out of their homes does not merely harm them and their children, it endangers whole neighborhoods and drags down the assets of their more prudent neighbors.

The heavy concentration of company stock at some companies suggests employees need new regulations to keep their investing prudent, she said, especially given the decline in old-fashioned pensions and the uncertainty over future Social Security benefits.

The brain-dulling Simon Cowell Orchestra work hard to gloss over and smooth out the edge, oddity, fear, doubt, desperation, loneliness and otherness of Susan in their commercially prudent efforts to tell us not the abrasive, vexing true story but a carefully scented and cloying fairy story.

While much has been made of the differences between textbooks and written genres, little attention has been paid to their divergent voices the prudent and circumspect Surveyor Voice that speaks to learners through the historical narrative of their textbooks and the bold, discriminating personas novice writers are expected to simulate in their written essays.

"In their situation, it's prudent to delay their earnings, given all the moving parts they have," said Paul Larson, a stock analyst at Morningstar, referring to El Paso's decision yesterday.