Sentence examples for judicious use of language from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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).

This is an intense story of many fearful conflicts, not least between traditional Igbo religion and Catholicism, and between silence and speaking out, highlighted by the skilful narration and enriched by judicious use of the Igbo language.

Unless, of course, the judicious use of arcane words is intentional.

What is clear, however, is evidence-based ethics' close methodological proximity to evidence-based medicine, as the language of "conscientious and judicious use of best evidence" is recognisably lifted from the early programmatic literature on evidence-based medicine [ 8].

If distressing clothing for a play or for role playing, judicious use of paint can be very useful.

When the DVD comes out, judicious use of the pause button will allow us to savour them fully.

He also understands the judicious use of military power.

This story of how judicious use of information can save American lives is repeated throughout.

The city could also make judicious use of technology, the report said.