Sentence examples similar to judicious to select from inspiring English sources

Angel investor Dave McClure advises startups to keep control for as long as they can, and be judicious about selecting board members.

The multinationals have been more judicious in selecting sites for their initial joint ventures, but they, too, have neglected the strategic choice.

Familiarize yourself with basic regulations regarding carpool operations, so that you can be alert to any blatant violations such as driver information not on display, vehicles not being numbered, vehicle condition, etc. Exercise caution, and be judicious in selecting your service supplier.

Western powers would be judicious to focus on stopping it.

We are self-supporting and generate income from licensing our copyrighted images and from the judicious sale of select artworks from our collection that we entrust to very specific galleries.

Men's unease related to three long-lasting duties: the expense of providing their sons with an increasingly lengthy education; the social and organisational responsibility of selecting judicious career paths for their sons as competition multiplied; and unease about the provision of a fairly-divided inheritance.

Targeted and judicious use of newer fluoroquinolones in selected CAP patients, including those with infection owing to highly-resistant pneumococci, or following treatment failure with first-line regimen, will minimize the emergence of bacterial resistance to the entire class and maintain class efficacy (Heffelfnger et al 2000).

But he prefers a judicious approach to retaliation.

by making judicious changes to the current set of constructions.

But Sandy paid judicious attention to us all.

The "American" was a judicious sop to Leavis.