Sentence examples for judiciously choosing from inspiring English sources

"The message is, 'We're coming.' " In recent weeks military commanders have seemed to be judiciously choosing targets that provide relatively benign opportunities to remind Iraqis of the firepower they have at their disposal.

By judiciously choosing, we ensure that the lower sideband signal is located over the same frequency range as.

It is also shown that a broad range of polymer properties can be obtained by judiciously choosing the reactor operating conditions with the bifunctional initiator.

Therefore, it is possible to achieve comparable values of electron and hole mobility in NW-FETs by judiciously choosing gate-dielectrics and fractional insertion of the nanowires.

Similarly, by judiciously choosing different solvents for dissolving the rubbers and for dispersing nanoclays it was possible to preferentially move nanoclay particles to different phases of XNBR/NR blend.

The proposed method is based on the following idea: from a discrete quasi-interpolant defined by the quadratic box-spline exact on P2 and by judiciously choosing the first-order Taylor coefficients, we derive a cubic differential quasi-interpolant yielding optimal approximation order.

Is a little TV, judiciously chosen, really that bad?

"To Love Somebody" is a judiciously chosen early Bee Gees cover.

Grotesquely enormous penises competed for attention with elegantly scrawled and judiciously chosen snippets of literature.

Inside, the musical numbers seemed more judiciously chosen and deftly filmed than in years past.

Ms. Crespo sells her own rings and brooches alongside those of judiciously chosen Portuguese and international peers.