Sentence examples for was prudent enough from inspiring English sources
On his discharge from the Army, Mr. Howe was prudent enough to realize that the act was better without him and became a talent agent instead.
The book was seized by the authorities in June 1789, and, although it had been issued anonymously, Saint-Just was prudent enough to hide at a friend's home in Paris.
When ElBaradei came to Washington, Brent Scowcroft, the Republican sage and Bush family friend, suggested he keep a lid on the disarmament stuff, and ElBaradei was prudent enough to do so.
This scenario ignores the fact that a national government does not go into bankruptcy simply because it always has the power of the printing press to pay off its debts, assuming it was prudent enough to denominate that debt in their own currency.
"We have to be prudent enough to listen carefully to the E.C.B.," he said after the meetings.
If they are prudent enough not to bother the neighbors, most of them escape official notice, even if they are in violation of zoning laws.
The Bermudian firm must be prudent enough to maintain a decent credit rating: A.M. Best, which rates insurance companies, grades it A. The amount of regulatory capital HVB puts aside for this is a mere $40m.Still more fancy footwork may be needed to improve HVB's reputation with shareholders and rating agencies.
While Variati acknowledged that some of the bank's problems were the result of poor lending practices – with the bank not being prudent enough in its standards – he said the future of the city was nevertheless an issue that ought to be a priority for the entire country.
So Wal-Mart shareholders should be encouraged that the company's leaders are prudent enough to act out of self-interest.
But luck only goes so far, and a truly successful nation needs to be prudent enough to take advantage of that luck.
In the meantime, Americans who need individual insurance coverage will either have to pay more for it (because they were prudent enough to buy it) or will find themselves without it when disaster strikes (because they took GenOpp's advice).
