Sentence examples for a judicious use from inspiring English sources

With a vast number of personal recollections, as well as a judicious use of official sources, the book doesn't just tell us about the strange and (I very much hope) unrepeatable social experiment that was National Service.

They advocate a "judicious use of standoff and air weapons" against Mr. Assad's forces.

What low-maintenance lawns require is careful planning, a judicious use of fertilizer, and, most important, reasonable expectations.

A judicious use of gilding links her diptych format with altarpieces, a connection that was probably always there but has never been obvious until now.

A judicious use of gilding links her diptych format up with altarpieces, a connection that was probably always there but has never been obvious until now (Cotter).

It calls for "a judicious use of stand-off and air weapons, which would undergird and drive a more focused and hard-nosed U.S.-led diplomatic process".

In future, further studies are required to answer the question whether we need specific PCT-algorithms for numerous different causes of severe infection in surgical patients or whether it suffices to use a general PCT-algorithm to achieve a more judicious use of antibiotics.

Antimicrobial stewardship can lead to a more judicious use of antibiotics in ICU patients, as demonstrated in a pre- and post-intervention study by Katsios and colleagues [ 33].

Although prediction of the next pandemic influenza virus is not yet possible, a systematic evaluation of emerging influenza A viruses with the IRAT has provided a more orderly prioritization of work on novel influenza viruses and a more judicious use of resources.

It's simply a more judicious use of capital,' says one executive.

But J. Period, who picks all of the music played at the games, thinks a restrained, judicious use of Jay-Z's image and music will serve the team well, especially since Brooklyn has so many other distinguished artists to choose from.