Sentence examples for judicious language from inspiring English sources

"I expect the IPCC to behave judiciously and to use judicious language and I don't think they have in this case".

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

Present was the Mike Pence who seemed to be running with an alternate universe Donald Trump who was well-reasoned and judicious about language.

Not "thoughtful, judicious speech".

One way for the Democrats to redress these failings, some of the party's pundits are now arguing, is by a judicious change of language.

"It is important that we are judicious in our language; that we do not smear someone's character before the investigation has happened and that's what's happening in parts of the press.

There is no guarantee that judicious use of language can prevent misunderstanding of even the most rigorous and carefully performed studies.

The importance of "judicious use of language in regard to public communication of pesticide health risks" (Lu et al. 2006b) is clearly recognized and acknowledged in recent letters from Avery (2006) and Lu et al. (2006b).

We share Avery's concern with the judicious use of language in regard to public communication of pesticide health risks; all of us including Avery should follow this advice.

He is soft-spoken, judicious with words and staunchly private.

Analyses of the various features found within each Anatolian language and judicious comparisons among them established the basic grammar.