Sentence examples for more judiciously when from inspiring English sources

The CDC report laid out four core actions for curbing drug resistance: preventing infections in the first place through immunizations, hand-washing and other precautions; tracking resistant bacteria more carefully once they emerge; using antibiotics more judiciously when needed; and promoting development of new drugs to treat -- and tests to detect -- infections. .

By knowing which items drive or constrain an arrangement, designers can more judiciously decide when and where to position objects.

When he plays for Spain he has to drop deep and use space more judiciously.

China will then need to use its resources more judiciously.

Liberal intervention is not about charging blindly in, but about using force judiciously when possible.

Just-in-time inventory management had enabled firms to adjust stocks more judiciously.

They have increased their fares faster and planned their cuts in capacity more judiciously.

Or, put more judiciously, a company that bears the outward appearance of a patent troll?

It is debatable if anything "will encourage consumers to use power more judiciously".

If boards are going to select more judiciously, they have a lot of work to do.

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