Sentence examples for a more judicious from inspiring English sources

But on Sunday, he took a more judicious approach.

A more judicious choice of numerical parameters could possibly correct this problem.

In the book version of "The Real Anita Hill," Brock adopted a more judicious tone.

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

That seems to be a more judicious approach given uncertainties as to what will work.

Insiders there are tipping James Jones, Bishop of Liverpool, as a more judicious option than the volatile Dr Sentamu.

Even within the BBC canon of blogs, there are a few that take a much more judicious approach - throwing out blog posts - full in the knowledge that they will be heavily scrutinised, and thus may need more consideration and knowledge at their base than this one (or - !! - the 'net arts' one).

"Roberts is known as a much more judicious person...

Jarvis's 2007 thesis is a bit more judicious, though still perplexing.

That means you're going to have to be a bit more judicious with the liquor bottles you load into the thing, though the Monsieur itself will offer recommendations based on what sort of drink theme you've chosen.

It was a much more judicious approach.