Sentence examples for need to be exercised from inspiring English sources

The only trouble with choices is that they need to be exercised with care.

I've got two dogs that need to be exercised, and I sometimes work in radio, so I can justify a longer walk by making it do triple duty as work research (hello, podcasts) and responsible pet ownership.

Mr Daniels was himself a professional footballer, with Cardiff and Cambridge, and while he thinks that all sportsmen could be helped by thinking of their bodies, and their talents, as gifts from God, which need to be exercised as a form of praise, he has seen many who, when they found God, lost some of their single-mindedness.

It is rather the number of branches that need to be exercised, along with the number of tasks, that determines the limitations as the size of the UPPAAL model grows exponentially with the number of components in the NTA.

Great caution will need to be exercised in the interpretation of these variants.

Therefore some caution may need to be exercised when extrapolating findings from rodent studies to humans.

It needs to be exercised.

Professional judgment needs to be exercised, and not overwritten".

Great care needs to be exercised before such cases are brought; and, equally, great care needs to be exercised before jumping to conclusions at the outcome.

"Such an extraordinary power needs to be exercised with discretion, because it could be constitutionally suspect".

The southern intelligentsia "had been intelligent, learned, creative, even self-aware, but they had gambled to sustain their own power which, they had carefully explained to themselves and the world, needed to be exercised at someone else's expense".