Sentence examples for judicious as from inspiring English sources

But I'm going to be judicious as to how to use the military.

His foreign policy was especially judicious as he resisted nationalist demands for revenge against Germany in the aftermath of the disastrous Franco-German War (1870 71) and opposed colonial expansion, which was then a major political issue.

Earlier this month the Financial Times ran an article, as every newspaper has done many times before, headlined "Has London's property price bubble burst?" The report was well researched and judicious, as you would expect.

Like many other South-East Asian businessmen, Mr Prachai is hoping that the court's decision will be as judicious as his past investments.Many of the region's businessmen expanded aggressively in the mid-1990s, financing large capital investments with unhedged foreign-currency loans.

The carriers are being more judicious as are the datacenter guys.

If we had been as judicious as private insurance companies are, maybe we could have even rejected results of the 2000 presidential election.

That Chris Edwards plays the "noble, wise, judicious" Macduff as well as first murderer of Macduff's family makes a point.

When you can discover almost anything about anyone at the swipe of a screen or the click of a mouse, reputations need judicious curating as much as any other commodity.

A judicious eye serves as well as unlimited credit.

Vance, who has written books on Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd, is generous in quoting the many fine writers who have interpreted Chaplin's art (chief among them Chaplin himself), but his judicious text is as fascinating as the photographs.

The boy repeated his question, and when Kishen was still silent, he gave his considered opinion, as judicious and balanced as his father's would have been: "Maybe they should get a divorce".