Sentence examples for judicious for from inspiring English sources
"It may therefore be judicious for the UK to maintain a low level of engagement in thorium fuel cycle research and development by involvement in international collaborative research activities".
Then in this example, if the receiver undergoes bandwidth restrictions, it would be more judicious for the MANE to transmit packets with highest-temporal level and lowest-quality level before packets with lowest-temporal level and highest-quality level.
We learn to be judicious for the same reason that we learn to be open-minded: most of our ideas turn out not to be true when we test them rigorously, and we fail far more often than we succeed.
Co-starring Kathy Bates, Debra Winger and Eddie Izzard, Boychoir's anchor is Dustin Hoffman who plays a disciplinarian and sometimes cold choirmaster, who nevertheless has a judicious eye for unearthing talent for his school's choral group.
It was not the most judicious of strokes for Taylor to be playing with an Ashes squad to be picked and the selector James Whittaker watching like a hawk.
Nevertheless, as a professional violinist who has owned both, I found that a modern violin makes a judicious substitute for a precious old one, particularly for cramped orchestra pits, arduous tours and tropical climates.
Administrative data had limited and highly variable accuracy for the detection of HAI, and their judicious use for internal surveillance efforts and external quality assessment is recommended.
Thus, the as synthesized 50%Kevlar/500% Polyethylene composite woven fabric exhibiting superior cut resistance property offer a judicious choice for the preparation of efficient cut resistant fabric for industrial and domestic applications.
"The key thing is that [3D] is used in a judicious way for short bursts of time," says Emmbrook's curriculum leader for biology, Claire Loveday, who has seen her department's rapid and enthusiastic adoption of the technology as a teaching tool.
There's also time to lay a few judicious traps for the opposition.
There are also essays that fall outside that range a judicious account, for instance, of new translations of "Beowulf".
