Instead, Ms. Gutmann presents a largely anecdotal case, written with a kind of jaundiced hipness ("This is one area where we absolutely have to cleave to a certain bottom line"), that often seems aimed at scoring debating points rather than judiciously balancing policy alternatives.
And probably, your chances toward juiciness will be better if you judiciously braise, rather than roast, either a first or second cut.
After McCormack unleashed a brutal 30-yard shot – which Camp judiciously palmed out rather than attempting to catch – he cynically cut down the former Cardiff defender Chris Gunter as he tried to run past him.
Everything else in the dish was used judiciously, to flatter the aroma of zucchini, rather than muddle it.
The demonstrated value of these efforts speaks to the need to judiciously support non-VBI surveillance as conditions warrant rather than hewing to a dogmatic requirement for vector transmission as a condition for programmatic management.
However, numerous obstacles must be overcome by judiciously combining the knowledge acquired from the various visions involved rather than trying to reinvent the wheel.
International Paper, the world's largest paper firm, claims that it has revolutionised its production system by concentrating on variable rather than fixed costs, and as a result expects to save $100m a year by judiciously refusing to produce paper.The few companies that emerge as winners will doubtless be stronger than the many that are floundering today.
"Antibiotics are not always used in raising chickens; rather, they are administered only when needed and on those occasions, they are used judiciously under the care of a veterinarian," the group said in a statement.
Receiving acupuncture seems to be rather an additional measure for individuals with multiple treatments and unsatisfactory outcomes than a judiciously selected treatment option.
Wouldn't it have been wiser, not to mention rather courageous, some on the left asked, to raise income and business taxes ever so judiciously?
