“He urged prudence rather than haste on any new resolution.”

“Common prudence dictates that we do what we can to cool the planet, even in the absence of absolute proof.”

“This possibility urges prudence in predicting the results of large-scale manipulation of social affairs.”

“It was quite another thing for priests trained to a reticent prudentialism to implement such reform in the parishes that were their lives.”

“An Aristotelian prudentialism without the modeling offered by social order is a non-starter, I would have thought.”

“It does so, however, at the expense of prudentialism and practical reason.”

“Related to the prudential surveillance this is a specific method used in the banking sector to control the credit institutions' prudentiality indexes.”

“But of course we are following this up, enquiring and right now prudency is the best course to follow.”

“Accounting experts said that the subjectivity of prudency reserves makes them susceptible to abuse.”

“Demand development has been correctly or slightly underestimated for the majority of the projects, which reflects sound banking prudency.”

“Resolutions, reticences, prudences, fears, fell back like a defeated battalion.”