Sentence examples for judiciously weighed from inspiring English sources
Having said that, we may still be tempted to put the judiciously weighed 75-year-old evidence aside for a moment, if only to flex our itchy trigger fingers and say Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah!
I want to express my appreciation to Brent Henry '69, who chaired the special trustee committee, and to all of its members for ensuring that all Princetonians had an opportunity to register their opinions, for listening with care, and for weighing judiciously all of the considerations relevant to the issues before them.
Powell knew the time had come to weigh in - judiciously, with nuance.
Ian Bostridge and Thomas Hampson did them proud, though, weighing the words judiciously, projecting their painful home truths simply and honestly.
In order to achieve that aim, citizens should search for considerations relevant to the normative propriety of their favored laws, weigh those considerations judiciously, listen carefully to the criticisms of those who reject their normative commitments, and be willing to change their political commitments should the balance of relevant considerations require them to do so.
WE WILL never see the current incarnation of right-wing populism clearly, warns Ross Douthat, or weigh "its merits and demerits judiciously [without] acknowledging the legitimate sense of political disappointment that underlies the right's inclination towards intransigence".
One of the themes running through my various government shutdown posts has been the importance of seeing the current wave of right-wing populism clearly and weighing its merits and demerits judiciously.
In light of the current evidence, the most practical approach to combining treatments is to weigh the benefits and drawbacks of each method and apply them judiciously.
The wheel weighs and weighs.
