Common collocations with prudent in American Collocation

We have approved what we believe to be a very prudent budget that will enable us to maintain an effective service.

The return to the idea of a transfer of emphasis from nuclear to conventional forces appears reasonably prudent.

You have a duty to ensure that the club’s business is operated in a financially prudent way.

Mr Soames agreed that this was a prudent course of action to take.

The International Red Cross maintained a prudent policy of discreet diplomacy and aid.

It’s often a prudent decision to invest no more than 25 per cent of your portfolio in the riskiest assets.

Through the prudent management of its finances in recent years, the College has been steadily improving its financial position.

Prudent investment, notably in British and American railways, greatly increased his fortune.

And, in the light of recent experience, we have adopted a more prudent approach to forecasting income tax revenues.

Time will tell what the results of this prudent planning will achieve.

There is now a conscious regard for protecting the environment through prudent use of energy.

When out Christmas shopping the most prudent advice is to park in a well-lit, security-patrolled area.

The Minimum Wage was set at a cautious and prudent level so as not to undermine competitiveness.

It would seem prudent to spend money on technologies that have less harmful side effects.

It is considered prudent to control the kinds of development permitted in the vicinity of these installations.

It may prove financially prudent to review your investments at this time.