prudent

Forecasting has value, but prudent people and organizations do not bet everything on having things turn out as expected.

If only other American presidents had acted so prudently before embarking on military endeavors.

For this apparently new and shiny one-state bauble is in fact a prudently discarded historical relic.

During the Cuban missile crisis of 1963, my father purchased a painting he could not then prudently afford.

But instead of prudently adjusting their behavior, they're being bizarrely short-sighted and irresponsible.

When Joan Fontaine wanted to insult Hedda Hopper, she prudently dulled the sting by making herself a target as well.

We ourselves in some cases, prudently choose a partial death.

We were immediately enveloped in a thick cloud of smoke, and could see nothing, but prudently beat an instant retreat.

Now seyng Cosimus began this reasonyng prudently, Baptiste prudently shall ende it.

I couldn't tempt her back to the dangerous subject and soon I prudently ceased to try.

I played, but prudently, for my capital only consisted of eighteen hundred ducats.