It was a much more judicious approach.
They are cases which very much repay judicious treatment..
Not only did the CDC let physicians know that they needed to tighten up their practices and become much more judicious in their use of opioid-based pain killers, but doctors were also put on notice that in most cases they probably shouldn't be prescribing them anyway.
They just can't dispel the sense that Chassériau, in being salvaged from obscurity, would have been better served by a much smaller, more judicious retrospective.
They just can't dispel the sense that he would have been better served by a much smaller, more judicious retrospective.
Indeed, it seems to require much less, a judicious picking and choosing among one's abilities.
At well over 700 pages, this is a hefty volume – though just the tip of the iceberg in terms of Hughes's epistolary output – and Christopher Reid deserves much praise for his judicious editing.
Will win: Joe Mantello, The Humans Should win: Rupert Goold, King Charles III; Ivo van Hove, A View from the Bridge Read our review of King Charles III Much of Thomas Kail's judicious work in Hamilton was simply to stay out of the show's way, providing just enough visual interest to fill the brief spaces between songs.
During his long tenure at The Quarterly Review, Lockhart contributed much sound literary criticism, giving judicious praise to William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Shelley, and Lord Byron.
When you can discover almost anything about anyone at the swipe of a screen or the click of a mouse, reputations need judicious curating as much as any other commodity.
