Sentence examples for to prudently from inspiring English sources
"to prudently" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to describe someone's behavior or an action that is done in a wise or sensible manner. For example: "He managed his finances to prudently ensure he could pay for his children's education."
adverb
In a prudent manner.
Buyers of debt fail to prudently assess whether the borrowers can repay.
Meanwhile, custodians have a duty to prudently invest the money and put the child's welfare first.
Also like those children, it did not have a good sense of how to prudently use Mummy's credit card.
They also say that he lacks the fiscal discipline to prudently manage the state's escalating future deficits.
The way the wizards explain it, betting against one's clients is one of many techniques to prudently guard against loss.
In its latest statement Tuesday, the central bank urged commercial banks to "prudently control the excessively rapid expansion of credit and assets that may lead to liquidity risks".
My expectation on this and related issues is that, now that the fight to win the office is behind him, he can take the necessary time--along with his intelligent advisors--to prudently consider what measures are going to best serve the country and her economy going forward.
"The chancellor made the right move when he signalled his willingness to use historically low interest rates to invest prudently to support growth and he has a golden opportunity now to use this fiscal flexibility to 'crowd in' business investment".
A bank that could look forward to a stream of fat profits in a sheltered market would be careful to lend prudently to avoid a bankruptcy that would destroy the franchise.
It urges both countries to "act prudently to affirm that guiding principle" for peace in the region.
At the time, he said, the conventional wisdom was that lawmakers were too parochial and susceptible to logrolling to be trusted to spend prudently.
