Sentence examples for it's judicious from inspiring English sources

"The kick is still an attacking weapon, but it's judicious, and what should happen is if you do it poorly, the laws and spirit of the game should say you'll get punished by the other team rather than the referees".

It's judicious language, but basically boils down to the fact that the case has been dropped due to technical, administrative reasons.

It is judicious to generate information on the stability of the product throughout the entire development and scale-up process.

It is judicious that an increase in medical professionals' abilities and skills would decrease the frequency of malpractice cases due to the inadequate treatment of patients.

So, it is judicious now to process these induction rules in order to extract some new strong patterns called meta-rules.

In these common circumstances, it is judicious to switch gastric tube to feeding tube, preventing hasty introduction of parenteral nutrition.

It is judicious to monitor drug exposure closely when switching preparations since tacrolimus is a designated critical dose drug [ 12].

Anticreationist blogger Jerry Coyne writes that while Collins may have "the legal right" to publish the book, "it's not judicious to argue publicly, as the most important scientist in the US, that there is scientific evidence for God".

In Barcelona's case, this strategy has allowed it to be judicious in spending tens of millions of dollars in transfer fees, paid apart from salaries, to sign players from other teams.

And that he's judicious with the guest list.

For example, now that it is possible to establish a very intelligent eight-year old boy's decision-making capacities, we need to consider if it would be judicious to do so and if decision-making competent, to allow him to give informed consent.