Sentence examples for much more judicious from inspiring English sources

It was a much more judicious approach.

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.

Rather, the inference of tree topology is explored much more often, where the judicious choice and use of underlying models, optimality criteria, branch support measures, etc. are a mandatory consideration in virtually all publications and the potentially different outcomes are discussed critically.

At the very least, this extraordinary period of killing operations in Yemen has revealed just how much the president's stated inclination to be more judicious about drone strikes is tested in a period of perceived crisis.

We should be more judicious.

You just become more judicious.

But on Sunday, he took a more judicious approach.

But let's be more judicious with "arguably".

Be more judicious with your linking of subject and pronoun.