To this question every prudent person will certainly answer: "No!"

I'm a prudent person and, naturally, have means of dying before your experts on pain could overcome my reason.

This is often described as the "reasonable and prudent person" rule.

A prudent person need have nothing to fear.

The standard remains as what a reasonably prudent person would have done in all the circumstances.

If you know someone wants to kill you, any prudent person has to take steps.

They thought of me as a winner and a prudent person.

"Any prudent person could have had that barge ready in three to four hours at the most," he said.

And they seemed to agree on a standard, promising ready access to emergency care whenever "a prudent lay person" would consider it necessary.

This produces an environment in which no prudent person would enter into a long-term savings contract.