Sentence examples for be judicious with from inspiring English sources

Be judicious with jargon and acronyms.

Be judicious with your budget and buy things that are going to last.

But the N.F.L. could instruct replay officials to be judicious with their powers.

You need to be judicious with your all-caps — honest about how violently you're laughing and how sane you are.

In April, the FDA issued voluntary guidelines that called on farmers to be "judicious" with antibiotics, limiting their use to ensuring animal health.

"It's important to be judicious with the facts in a novel," the writer Alan Furst told me in a phone interview.

And that he's judicious with the guest list.

"When you're judicious with what's literal, it can be powerful," Ive said.

"These days we're judicious with our tour planning," Lifeson says.

So does the crisp songwriting, which is judicious with word choice and emotional delivery.

A doctor who is judicious with antibiotics deserves commendation for being thoughtful rather than condemnation for being unhelpful.