Sentence examples for even more judicious from inspiring English sources

Patients need to stop demanding antibiotics, doctors need to be even more judicious in prescribing them.

Deciding whom you want to live with is a lot like choosing a roommate, except that you need to be even more judicious, since there is no landlord or legal machinery with which to settle disputes.

Even with more judicious training, however, emergency workers can still have the tendency to over-zealously ventilate such patients in the heat of the emergency [ 38].

Although Mr. Gomes deserves high praise for his turns and jumps, and even more praise for his partnering and judicious musicality, you love him most for just who he is.

He must be sensitive to the team, and what it perceives as fairness, but what is even more important, he must also be judicious in regard to the inherent problems of Griffin.

Arianna makes way for a delicious battle of quills I'm in two minds about Arianna Huffington's latest move: is the transfer of her Huffington Post to America Online a judicious sale that gives her (even) more money and a global editorial presence, or a sell-out that betrays the anti-establishment joie de vivre of her online publication?

His philosophy towards the judicious use of antimicrobials is even more important in the present era of rising antimicrobial resistance.

As much as I love the New York Times website, I like the print version even more, but at $1.50/copy I now need to be judicious in when I buy it.

In this context, appropriate and judicious use of cesarean delivery is even more important.

But judicious editing would make some of her works even more striking than they now are.

I've noticed that after 9/11 and having kids and perhaps even leaving my twenties and thereby outgrowing immortality, I've been more judicious in my use of written violence.