Sentence examples for makes a judicious from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, as a professional violinist who has owned both, I found that a modern violin makes a judicious substitute for a precious old one, particularly for cramped orchestra pits, arduous tours and tropical climates.

In Germany, after a flaccid campaign last September, voters made a judicious adjustment.

In particular, the focus is put on reducing thread divergence by making a judicious choice for the mapping of threads onto the data.

We can still observe that the analysis shown in Fig. 6 could be useful for an entity managing the shared spectrum in order to make a judicious selection of allocation method.

If a patient fulfilling those criteria has complaints of OI, then his/her risk of (pre- syncope, falls and blackouts is higher and clinicians should avoid (if pre- syncopedications that may exacerbate OH and OI (such as beta blockers, antidepressants and hypnotics and sedatives), and make a judicious use ofallsihypertensives thandare less likely to aggravate postural blackoutsssure changes.

Will others who made a less judicious choice when they came to a fork in the road learn from Rodriguez?

"Our CEO made a very judicious decision in the middle of heated debates and conflicting views, by balancing different opinions and fostering negotiations, even though he had preferred entering the North American market".

Any reasonable person should be able to make a few judicious cuts and additions that are fair to all.

There is no other means of accounting for Crandall's insistence that the original "Crawling Hand" ranks as "one of the finest films ever made," when a judicious assessment places it one small step up from the work of Ed Wood.

We make a case for judicious team-based adoption of TAVI technologies, considering that evidence-based and health economics data are not yet available.

One might expect a rancorous memoir or a settling of scores, but Magri makes an honest effort to be judicious and balanced.