Sentence examples similar to more judicious time from inspiring English sources

In the book version of "The Real Anita Hill," Brock adopted a more judicious tone.

Our parade of delicacies, irrigated by Carlsberg and aquavit (in more judicious quantities this time), cost $78.

Over time, Cuban has become more judicious, realizing that more is not always better.

Since not all patients with HRPC will respond to chemotherapy, methods that can enable treatment responses to be measured in real-time could potentially make the use of chemotherapy more judicious, while providing clinical trials with more timely endpoints that may further accelerate the development of new therapeutic agents.

But many researchers believe that such early, tenative signs of progress are emblematic of what a new federal anti-poverty initiative can ultimately achieve with enough time and money -- and maybe some more judicious management from Washington.

Rubio fashioned himself as the candidate of the community college, of the salvation of Social Security, of the first-time home purchase, of a more responsive Department of Veterans Affairs, of a more judicious system of legal immigration that more carefully selected the skilled of the developing and threatened world.

These private EDs have been able to demonstrate shorter turn-around times, which may reflect greater efficiencies in process management and more judicious use of resources (albeit with lower patient volumes and likely lower acuity).

Reduced time on mechanical ventilation, shorter lengths of stay and survival benefit are demonstrated through more judicious use of sedation.

We should be more judicious.

You just become more judicious.

Be more judicious with your linking of subject and pronoun.