prudent

The prudent course, he said, would have been to order another test.

Much good can come from the prudent use of power.

We should be prudent with public money at all times.

The most prudent course might simply be to put him down.

Were your community prudent, it would have done so already.

A. I thought that was a prudent and right thing to do.

And I think it's just the prudent thing to do.

The prudent approach is the same as for a new car.

I did, but thought it much more prudent not to say.

It seemed more prudent than she had thought at first.

But we have not come into that part of the world to be prudent.

It was the first and only time I've known him to be so prudent.

"I would hope people are trying to be a little more prudent in how they do their business," he said.

Perhaps the prudent decision would have been to walk him.

But I think it is a prudent approach for the next 6 to 12 months.

Both said think the city should have a prudent budget, for example.

One way to do that I think is through prudent arms control.

However, it might be prudent to wait a little bit.

However, the efforts at security may well have been prudent.

I get that it seems like the prudent thing to do.

"He will not like any course that is prudent for us."

It would be prudent also to find out what was going on there.

If it were his father, the former president, you know that he would do the prudent thing.

And they turned the developing world into a much more prudent place.

"It was a prudent thing to do at the time."