Sentence examples for extra discretion from inspiring English sources

My cousin and I ate half our dishes, then swiftly and silently exchanged plates, exercising extra discretion in this company.

Our results revealed the biological properties of these genes that could explain why they are frequently mutated, and why extra discretion in statistical and biological interpretation needs to be taken when trying to relate these genes to clinical phenotypes.

Los Angeles has specialty agencies that serve clients are celebrities, or have high profiles and require extra discretion.

(Last month, the Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun accepted a sixty-five-game suspension for his connection to Biogenesis, with the fifteen extra games added at the discretion of M.L.B. commissioner Bud Selig — a decision that was not disputed by the players' union).

On a 12-hour weekly contract, it's difficult to get a tenancy or a mortgage, and extra hours are at the discretion of the supervisor, a situation that may fuel bullying.

Connecticut officials were pushing for extra aid that President Bush has discretion to release, but that money had not been approved as of the middle of last week, said David S. Dearborn, a spokesman for the governor.

Several principals also said they were thrilled to have discretion over which students received extra instruction, because they wanted to help more students than Mr. Levy's plan would have allowed.

Meyer restaurants offer employees a variety of rewards, from bonuses to birthday cakes; employees, in turn, have discretion to give customers free extras.

There has been a small change to prison guidelines introducing governor discretion to allow prisoners to have extra books in their cells within permitted space limits.

30 minutes extra-time if scores are level, at captains' discretion.

This usually involves taking into account the length of the prisoner's sentence (as also happens in Australia and New Zealand) or giving judges the discretion to impose a ban as an extra penalty.