Sentence examples for were prudent to from inspiring English sources

In their view, her Puritan persecutors, even if clumsy in their moral reasoning and premodern in their legal proceedings, were prudent to fear her.

Now, with the strong possibility that India will strike back for the Mumbai attacks, many in the Pakistani military are expected to argue that they were prudent to keep their forces primarily arrayed against India, rather than hunting down Al Qaeda and other militants.

Daniel Clemens, CEO of Packet Ninjas, a cyber security consulting firm, said banks were prudent to lower debit card limits because they will not know for sure if Target's PIN encryption was infallible until the investigation is completed.

It's prudent to remain skeptical.

"It's prudent to be aware," he said.

They decided it would be prudent to unzip the top.

It may be prudent to sell into today's rally".

"We felt it was prudent to destroy it," Anderson said.

Would it be prudent to take down some debt immediately?

It might be prudent to hoard an extra set.

"We thought it was prudent to do the layoffs".