Sentence examples for resolved judiciously from inspiring English sources
We have raised this matter for the courts and believe that the matter will be resolved judiciously".
Finally, the above example would not eliminate the need for observational studies; however, they could be employed more judiciously to resolve legacies and conditions associated with current products on the market and prevent the inevitable unintended consequence of accidental or deliberate exposures.
He promised then to use government lawsuits judiciously after learning in two years as Ohio attorney general that they can be a "very slow, wasteful and needlessly acrimonious way to resolve a problem". Cordray said Thursday that some problems brought to the consumer bureau might be resolved "through cooperative efforts". But others might require enforcement action.
That is not to say that dissonance has been banished entirely; but composers — Holst and Vaughan Williams as well as Mr. Mealor and Mr. Talbot — have tended to use it judiciously to create shimmering, tantalizingly unbalanced textures that invariably resolve into sumptuous consonance that flatters the voice and seduces the ear.
We use the OMG! procedure [ 17] to judiciously suppress a small number of homology relations to resolve these situations, usually by dividing large orthology sets into smaller ones, allowing only three or two genes to be considered orthologous across the three genomes.
Answer all questions judiciously.
Gravity Rush builds judiciously.
Purrs were deployed judiciously.
Liturgy was judiciously revised.
