Sentence examples for judicious which from inspiring English sources
Thompson has a reputation for being judicious, which sometimes comes across as a lack of passion.
We shall miss his wise and judicious counsel which was always available to us as well as a great sense of humor.
Ms. Burke is a proponent of what might be called judicious philanthropy, which can open the most desirable garden gates.
Users will have to be pretty judicious with which games they install though — it will only come with 16 or 32 GB of storage depending on the model they choose.
Negotiating is part of any real estate transaction, but in this tough market, buyers have to be judicious about which battles to fight — and how long to fight them.
These concerns were so important to the Framers that Alexander Hamilton wrote that "[i]t is not easy... to commend too highly the judicious attention which has been paid" to addressing them in the Constitution.
Cost-effective, evidenced-based treatments in which judicious use of medication is combined with counseling reduce crippling symptoms and expand quality of life.
Much of the information in this book will be familiar to readers of Robert Dallek's "Flawed Giant" (1998), the second volume of his judicious Johnson biography, which drew upon these same White House tapes.
But in the move-by-move phraseology of its dances, the subtle complexity of its characterizations and the astonishingly judicious musicality with which it matches its score (John Lanchbery's superb arrangement of three pieces for piano and orchestra by Chopin), it remains an extraordinary and compelling achievement.
However, judicious evaluation of which subject(s) to remove to minimize loss of information involves consideration of many factors, including informativeness owing to position in pedigree, availability of genotypic information, and quality of phenotypic information.
Perhaps if more of us had personal knowledge of the human cost of war, our leaders would be more judicious in choosing which ones they send our nation's children to fight.
