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It would be prudent to talk with her.
Next time you put the company at risk, it would be prudent to tell me.
It would be prudent to trust no one.
And after 7 months of pregnancy, it would be prudent to avoid long flights altogether.
It would be prudent to keep our deal a secret!
If it has high levels of this toxic substance it would be prudent to invest in a new one.
It would be prudent for us all to eat some.
I know it's none of my business but perhaps it would be prudent to increase our speed to warp nine.
Perhaps it would be prudent to find out if he had acquired any enemies there.
As I have chosen to spend more time at the hotel,I thought it would be prudent to get to know some of my staff.
And as such it would be prudent to appoint an assistant manager.
But, as this is one of the most conservative andtraditional places in the world, it would be prudent of you to respect their cultural norms.
I don't think it would be prudent to let her out of the house, do you?
While it is not certain that this reaction was due to an interaction of the two drugs, it would be prudent to avoid this combination.
My Lord, it would be prudent to recognize that to the people, these men are heroes.
In light of what you have just seen,I do not think it would be prudent for you to be at the inauguration, any of you.
It would be prudent to eat as follows only occasionally, and use this method as a fasting day.
McCarthy said while there was still plenty of scope for further sterling appreciation, it would be prudent to wait on the sidelines until a clearer picture emerged.
I mean that it would be prudent to examine if this is simply a matter of pride.
Because elderly patients are more likely tohave decreased renal function, care should be taken in dose selection and it would be prudent to monitor renal function.
In your final court report, it would be prudent to tell the judge the investigation hit a dead end.
For once in his career Clive hesitated, and called a council of sixteen officers to decide, as he put it,"whether in our present situation, without assistance, andon our own bottom, it would be prudent to attack the Nawab, or whether we should wait till joined by some country(Indian) power.
Before using this supplement, it would be prudent to consult with a professional about recommended dosing.
It would be prudent for a prospective Bitcoin investor to understand and weigh these risks before considering an investment in Bitcoin.
But whether you choose to work with this sound meditation or not, I think it would be prudent to use some method to re-center yourself mentally/emotionally and spiritually on a daily basis.
It would be prudent to withhold judgment about aducanumab's cognitive benefit until results from the larger trial are in,” he writes.
The panel concluded that in order tokeep consumer exposure to the by-products of caramel colours as low as possible, it would be prudent to keep their levels in caramel colours as low as technologically feasible.
Mr. Jacoby thought it would be prudent for us to get acquainted with your facility prior to the actual commencement date.
Since it is well established that most drugs do absolutely nothing to treat the cause of disease, it would be prudent to exercise the precautionary principle when evaluating a new drug claim, as it is likely to be flawed, biased or worse.
It would be prudent to withhold judgment about aducanumab's cognitive benefit until results from the larger trials are in,” Reiman wrote in the article.