Sentence examples for too prudent from inspiring English sources

What have you really got, you who would lead a country you're too prudent to meet?

Prime Minister Mahathir has in fact criticized Malaysian banks as too prudent, depriving enterprises of funds.

Danny Meyer, one of the country's most successful restaurateurs, could surely write a great dining room tell-all, but he is far too prudent.

In 1821 he was summoned to St . Petersburgand appointed a member of the State Council, in which he was too prudent to advocate further reforms, lest he again irritate his master.

Perhaps Mr. Hollande, who strikes many as too prudent and indecisive, will show he is capable of the same heroism and generosity as these two women and name them both?

Radjabov, in turn, declined with 10 Bd2, too prudent to risk 10 Bd5 (10 Nd5 cd 11 Bd5? Qa5 wins a piece) cd 11 Nd5 ed 12 ed, when White lacks a safe place for his king.

He feels unhappy there himself, which is why there is still too little prudent centrism in Labour tax-and-spending plans.

Divestment may be a question of morality, but it is prudent too.

Incidentally, you, too, should be prudent about Facebook and not post vengeful slatternly photographs of your program head.

"Divestment may be a question of morality, but it is prudent too," she wrote in the Guardian on Wednesday.

This too was a prudent move, as LANs became the driving force behind corporate technology spending.