Sentence examples for really judicious from inspiring English sources
This makes me think of Pinterest also which really incubated its early customers by being really judicious about who they invited onto the platform at first.
I try to be really judicious about creating new fields (because otherwise, you end up doing this), but in this case, I felt that the need was justified: homiletic metadata is fairly specialized, and given Duke's commitment to this collecting area, making adjustments to accommodate it seemed more than reasonable.
About these variances from the book, Mooradian stated, "I think we did a really judicious job of distilling [the book].
It was really a matter of being judicious with the sound and when to focus on the music, dialogue or effects". One example of that is when the audience is introduced to Finn John Boyegaa).
"Starting the conversation about moving forward, we really need to be very judicious about how much we transfer, where the first priority needs to be maintaining the integrity of the system so we're not depleting it," commission President Zanku Armenian said at the Aug. 6 meeting.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
"It really is good," he observed with a judicious nod.
Judicious use of the brush can really make your pictures striking, and makes you feel like you're really pulling some darkroom tricks, but brushes have been around for quite a while, so let's not linger here.
Being thoughtful and judicious about indicating the pages in the text that were really, really important was an appreciated aid to students.
But it is hard to imagine he could really be so rash, after a political lifetime of judicious fudging and trimming.In which case, if the battle does not go one way, it must go the other.
Shares in property companies took a battering over the summer, making the sector the worst performer in the American market in May, June and July, according to Lipper, an information group.But is this really the start of another bust or simply some judicious profit-taking?
