Sentence examples for moves judiciously from inspiring English sources

His slim appearance gives him an air of fragility and, at 76, he moves judiciously, in part to conserve energy.

"Just make your moves judiciously and carefully to minimize the negatives and maximize the positives".

People are very, very risk-averse in this area, and they move very judiciously.

"We'll be moving resolutely but judiciously".

It's important, I think, to move things about judiciously.

"We want to judiciously move out of giving specific guidance, and we think that now is as good a time as any because we are comfortable in the business," Steve Reinemund, the chairman and chief executive, said yesterday.

'We have to move slow and judiciously," said Kelly.

Dr. Arnold M. Epstein, chairman of the department of health policy and management at the Harvard School of Public Health, who wrote the editorial accompanying the studies, said, "It's time to move ahead carefully and judiciously and increase the proportion of care provided in high-volume centers".

Judiciously selecting and moving sensors will enable target tracking even when the targets move outside the area originally monitored by the sensors.

As one person I spoke to judiciously put it, "the railway moves at 1 / the speed of the news".

Khan, by contrast, was buzzy, judiciously pugnacious and adept at jab and move.