Sentence examples for judiciously use from inspiring English sources

Gwen Venable, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Poultry and Egg Association, said that poultry producers "judiciously use antibiotics to maintain the health of their flocks".

It is important for formulators to understand how disintegrants function so as to be able to judiciously use disintegrants to develop optimized formulations.

It needs to be run at arms-length from government and have a brief to judiciously use the limited funds available from the government to mobilise the private finance we need to transform our energy system.

He also believed that Israel was very powerful and, therefore, should judiciously use its strength to try to avoid becoming a garrison state, fated to rule over several million Palestinians forever.

If handled judiciously, use of the proposed model can lead to (1) reductions in the number of design iterations (2) reductions in manufacturing costs and (3) overall improvements in product quality.

Whatever route researchers take, they'll need to make sure to judiciously use blood collected after the accident, says Geisbert.

But now I see that judicial tyranny, judiciously used, can be a good thing.

It also insists that the spray will be judiciously used.

Third, panels of experts can be judiciously used, but often are not an option in some ecological domains.

The hits are gloriously here, as well as judiciously used later songs from the Seventies, when life was beginning to hurt for Ray and his brother Dave.

It's a handsomely mounted, richly sung show with top-of-the line scenery (Derek McLane), lighting (Howell Binkley) and costumes (David C. Woolard), which should allay any doubts that the festival's $10 million budget is not being judiciously used.