Sentence examples for required discretion from inspiring English sources

Producing the book required discretion and speed.

Just as likely, the meeting was sensitive and required discretion.

Maybe because he continued transporting manuscripts, which would have required discretion, little information exists about Zuckerman's life from the mid-seventies to the early nineteen-nineties.

Unless you are in a meeting and your feedback is required, discretion is the better part of valor.

That requires discretion and sound judgment.

Their installation in public spaces requires discretion.

Sceptics point out that due process requires discretion.

Such work requires discretion and the instincts of a courtier, and Smiley had both.

It is possible that the role of the US, which had backed Park's coup but now balked at the murder of his opponent, still requires discretion.

In "The Age of Innocence," its author had come to understand that the Victorian society she once condemned as mindlessly stifling was actually more vigilant in requiring discretion than morality, and more shocked by financial shenanigans than sexual ones.

Getting laid while on duty requires discretion, and propositioning the people you work with on a regular basis is about as sneaky as a Panzer.