Sentence examples for judicious limits from inspiring English sources

But if a currency war is brewing, more countries will pile up the sandbags.Even the IMF now favours judicious limits on capital surges, if nothing else works.

By refusing to take public funds from the city with its judicious limits on spending and fund-raising, Mr. Bloomberg would be thumbing his nose at one of the best campaign financing systems in the country.

This observation likely reflects a GDT algorithm that incorporates judicious limits to the dose of inotropic therapy.

The series is judicious in limiting our view of the lady's house.

Fourth, at the group level, it is more judicious to limit second-level analyses on LM to patients with comparable lesions (those showing maximum lesion overlap).

However, integration efforts of waverider and related air-intake system are restricted majorly around the X43A-like or conical flow field induced configuration, which adopts mainly the two-dimensional air-breathing technology and limits the judicious visions of developing new aerodynamic profiles for hypersonic designers.

The judge in the case wrote "homosexuality is not a factor in today's society justifying a judicious parent disinheriting or limiting benefits to his child".

This raising trend in bacteria resistance at Mulago National Hospital and in other regions [ 15, 29, 34] can be limited by judicious prophylactic use of antibiotics, drug susceptibility test guided therapy and ensuring continuous antimicrobial resistance surveillance [ 17, 34].

His book is admirably judicious and thoroughly researched (within the limits of secrecy or paranoia imposed by the church), but I often had the feeling that Wright himself was uncertain whether this was fit material for a sober book of non-fiction, or would he collapse in fits of helpless laughter and tears at the stuff he was obliged to report?

Second, while campaigns for the more judicious use of antibiotics have had limited impact, the long-term consequences of disturbing the microbiota with antibiotics, particularly in early life, seems a compelling argument to change consumers' attitudes and reduce unnecessary use of antibiotics.

This is done by limiting overhead and being judicious about spending money on behalf of the business until more profits are coming in that would justify certain business expenses.