Examples of 'be more prudent' in a sentence
Meaning of "be more prudent"
be more prudent: Means to be cautious, careful, and sensible in making decisions or taking actions
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I would be more prudent to assume your identity.
He would take great care to be more prudent.
It would be more prudent and less complicated.
You will just have to be more prudent.
It would be more prudent to come back tomorrow.
Uncertainty pushes central banks to be more prudent.
It would be more prudent to wait until nightfall.
Using additive oil must be more prudent.
Be more prudent or you will be criticized.
It would therefore be more prudent to budget it now.
As the head of the house he implored her to be more prudent.
It would be more prudent of us to keep over on the right.
But would it not be more prudent.
It would be more prudent to escape in silence.
Management thought it would be more prudent.
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So it would be more prudent to fold them.
Inability of governments to borrow would force them to be more prudent.
You will have to be more prudent this week.
Recommending moderate exposure to the sun would be more prudent.
I should not be more prudent to call off this attack.
Therefore, we believed that it would be more prudent to delay.
May you be more prudent with your own budget.
A flyer should be more prudent.
It might be more prudent to get a second opinion before going ahead.
Diplomacy might be more prudent.
It would be more prudent for her to hold her tongue.
Have a character to preserve, they will both be more prudent.
You should be more prudent.
May you be more prudent with your own budget than you were with mine.
Management thought it would be more prudent to seek your assistance.
Would it be more prudent to increase the backup frequency to once a day, for example?
Which is why prescribers should be more prudent with their prescribing.
It would be more prudent to leave while there was still a chance.
Your allowance is plentiful . Be more prudent.
Might it not be more prudent to call off this attack.
If you are so afraid of breaking up with Tae San, please be more prudent.
Perhaps it would be more prudent to stop hanging out in graveyards.
Thank you, that would be more prudent.
I think it would be more prudent at this point to cut our losses.
Sir, a retreat might be more prudent.
I think we need to be more prudent than ever about our personal finances.
No problem, I can even go myself, and it might be more prudent.
Would be more prudent.
However, the Army decided that it would be more prudent to keep the unit.
We have to be more prudent with our responsibilities for the Community budget.
Yes, that would be more prudent.
For him to be more prudent and learn to wait upon the Lord.
Well, sir, it may be more prudent.
We have to be more prudent with our responsibüities for the Community budget.
Yes, I should be more prudent.
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