Sentence examples for was relatively prudent from inspiring English sources
I had been very conscious of space limitations these past three years, and thus was "relatively" prudent when it came to purchasing new things.
One favorite is Merrill Lynch, which he says has been relatively prudent in chasing business.
Recent budgets, especially those from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, have been relatively prudent and have not required heavy-handed prodding from a control board.
Indeed, one of the bigger ironies of the property bubble was that lenders and investors probably thought they were being relatively prudent.
"In fact, I would say it's a relatively prudent thing to do," he said.
It would be prudent to address these deficiencies, especially because follicular lesions are relatively common and cannot be distinguished reliably using conventional US, cytologic or core biopsy techniques.
Even when derivatives are used in a relatively prudent manner — say, to hedge against price swings in food or fuel — the largely deregulated and opaque way they are traded allows the big banks that dominate the market to charge more than they could if trading were more transparent, enriching bankers at the expense of businesses and consumers.
They entered the crisis with relatively prudent balance-sheets and several raised capital earlier this year, when markets were more forgiving.
They made relatively prudent decisions to limit risk before the credit bubble burst.
Deng was certainly prudent.
