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As incomes rose, already prudent Asians became even more prudent, and profitable companies became even more profitable.

I know that Tom will be prudent.

We are a how you say prudent people.

This was due, above all, to Solidarity s prudent policy.

With prudent management, a slowdown will likely be short and mild.

A prudent lender should have considered these facts before making the loans.

Prudent foreign government and private investors would find some way to diversify.

Spiders, wasps, lizards, flies, and bats admire them from a prudent distance.

A prudent bird chooses its tree. A wise servant chooses his master.

A prudent bird chooses its tree. A wise servant chooses his master.

As a result, the difference between the debt positions of Finland and Italy, the most prudent and most profligate euro zone members, shot up to 73.3 percentage points in 2009. (The situation is even worse for government deficits.)

Undetected imbalances and systemic risk make fiscal policies seem prudent when they are not.

In theory, strict in depth monitoring could distinguish genuinely prudent countercyclical responses from profligacy.

If you are a prudent and cautious investor, contemplate that possibility for a moment.

In any case, limiting financial interdependence is the prudent strategy and the likely outcome.

A miser hoards money not because he is prudent but because he is greedy.

Regulations limiting foreign participation to prudent levels should be part of the new international regime.

It would not be prudent for agencies to allocate all of their funding to high risk research.

And, though not delivering a speech at all might have been the most prudent course, he can still use the occasion to reinforce an image of his country as a positive force in Asia.

The Fund now argues that they should be one more tool for prudent policymakers to use as circumstances require.

They would punish fiscally prudent governments, as interest rates would inevitably increase in countries like the Netherlands or Germany.

This may happen when old structures are swept away, and are not replaced with new ones in a prudent way.

It is a fact of nature human nature, at least that prudent and appropriate policies now will later seem excessive.

Prudent lenders therefore try to limit both how much a business can borrow and the other risks it can take.

Under pressure from an unyielding and revanchist China, India urgently needs to craft a prudent and carefully calibrated counter strategy.

The prudent investor, and the wise business leader, will look where the economy is headed, not where it has been.

India can continue to thrive if it invests in physical and human capital and pursues prudent fiscal and monetary policies.

Older people, who were prudent and held their money in government bonds, will see lower returns further curtailing their consumption.

Perhaps this assurance of broad international support made it prudent or at least less imprudent to appease the financial markets first.

In other circumstances, it may be prudent to avoid revealing how much or how little is known about a given situation.