Sentence examples for judicious direction from inspiring English sources
Certainly, a preview audience received the play enthusiastically, which probably owed to Scott Pask's handsome set, Doyle's judicious direction and Sudeikis's performance.
The architecture was crafted to allow for the expansion of synthetic capabilities while also providing for a flexible interface that permits the synthesis objective to be introduced and manipulated as needed under the judicious direction of a remote user in real-time.
Simon exemplifies smart, aggressive yet judicious management.
The judicious way is to normalize relations.
Truthful performances, taut direction, and judicious pacing ensure a rousing and illuminating glimpse into the backstory or this or, for that matter, any band on the moment-before of no-turning-back.
What will be the impact of demography on economic growth and investment returns?It is quite possible that the independent advisers could steer retirees in a direction which is impartial, judicious and completely wrong.
So while my ten days of sailing were primarily for relaxation, this lull was a reminder that "The effect of sailing is produced by a judicious arrangement of the sails to the direction of the wind".
"Though forceful with Tibetans whom he worked with on his social projects, Akong Rinpoche was very judicious in political matters, avoiding any public assertions in either direction, and is very unlikely to have attracted serious hostility from any side," Professor Barnett said in an e-mail.
Such information might suggest a new direction to control cancer metastasis by manipulating Ca2+ and its associating signaling molecules in a judicious manner.
9to5Mac's sources don't mention how exactly Assistant responds (does it provide audible directions? does it kick off Google Maps?), but I suppose those sources had to be judicious with what they could and couldn't say.
