Sentence examples for your prudent from inspiring English sources
As your own fact-checkers noted several weeks prior to your prudent decision to downsize their entire department, A Happier History of America contains facts that are incompletely factual.
1 hour 22 minutes; not rated So your normally prudent 69-year-old mother has taken up with an unemployed salsa instructor half her age, and now he's living in her spare room.
You may not know what to do with the rest of your life at age 18, but you can cover your bases with prudent planning.
But there is a better way to describe your duty: seek prudent, not utopian, transportation.
The letter said that Riggs could help Mr. Obiang "reinforce your reputation for prudent leadership" and asked him "how best we can serve you".
Maybe that's where you personally want to be, but be wary of an adviser who hasn't discussed with you the outsize risks you're taking and how your allocation differs from what's considered prudent at your age.
In some circumstances, such as if a child jumps in front of your car, it is prudent to turn while you apply your brakes.
So you can extend your actuarial lifespan via more prudent choices when quenching your thirst, of course!
Your president is most prudent and wise.
But while your actions were perhaps prudent, they were imperfect.
"The overarching message that is being sent to school leaders is that it's not worth it to be prudent with your resources," said Edward Tom, principal of the Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics, a small high school that is set to part with $75,000.
