Sentence examples for judicious enough from inspiring English sources

It soon became clear, however, that the young woman was neither solid nor judicious enough.

If they fly it 100 times, maybe they can be careful and judicious enough to avoid a crash.

The curators have thought hard about the entire Tate collection and their selection is judicious enough to make the weaknesses all but invisible.

If the hand that's making them is judicious enough to strike the right balance of ingredients (which is not always the case), the flank steak with pickled onions and rosemary aïoli ($8) or, better still, roast chicken with avocado, gorgonzola dolce and balsamic vinegar ($7) are interesting choices.

The "Twenty Years Ago Today" column of the Herald Tribune, which provides a capsule immortality for those judicious enough to have exerted themselves two decades before, has been studded for some time now with Duveen tidbits, such as: February 19 , 1926

Granted this method could easily morph into a dangerous spread of half truths, but one grand equalizer is that the collective who had the pluck to elect Obama is (hopefully!) judicious enough to identify any whiff of looming dishonesty.

This first attempt on analytical prediction of the effective elastic properties of RAC yields enough information to make judicious decision on the means – either remove attached mortar or improve new ITZ – to arrive at a design mix of RAC.

They'd benefit handsomely, but not all employers are progressive, and the Government might consider whether they've had enough carrot and could do with a judicious poke with a stick.

It's enough to makes the heart of any judicious listener grieve.

It's enough to make the heart of any judicious listener grieve.

But many researchers believe that such early, tenative signs of progress are emblematic of what a new federal anti-poverty initiative can ultimately achieve with enough time and money -- and maybe some more judicious management from Washington.