Sentence examples for At judicious from inspiring English sources

"You will see distressed sellers sell assets at judicious prices".

Over a period of years — Schreiber stole at judicious intervals — he took about five thousand dollars..

Over a period of years — Schreiber stole at judicious intervals — he took about five thousand dollars.. It took the institute a number of years to figure out who the thief was.

Politicians certainly use it at judicious times; when Gloria Steinem wrote her powerful piece in the New York Times exhorting feminists to turn out for Hillary it was every bit as powerful a piece of propaganda as Caroline Kennedy turning up on the podium for Barack Obama.

Former Chechen rebels are labeled Heroes of Russia just for having changed sides at a judicious moment.

It is rather difficult, I see, to formulate a code of behaviour for the Englishman in America that is at once judicious and honourable.

There are many thorny issues to resolve before we can arrive at a judicious (if symbolic) gesture to match such a sustained, heinous crime.

At Flair, judicious use of color made his drawings pop off the page like this one of a massive polar bear hugging a very soignée skier.

But it's a fun idea and a smart one — something that's rather rare at CES. Judicious application of this idea could, for example, allow for the TV to identify items moving jerkily and apply frame interpolation to those only, or allow people to choose which classes of images or objects will receive sharpening, color correction, and so on.

A trained nurse can help you determine whether a swollen ankle is broken and should be immediately X-rayed, for instance, or whether a burn requires a doctor's attention or just judicious at-home treatment.

And where Mr. Trifonov had found little but contrast in slow passages, Mr. Hough turned up poetry at times with judicious use of rubato.