Sentence examples for seem judicious from inspiring English sources

Most of the cuts seem judicious and minimally painful, including $99 million saved by reducing Medicaid reimbursements to hospitals and nursing homes to previous levels and $72 million extracted from the huge pool of indigent care payments.

The Court of Appeals' unanimous refusal to erect a per se bar to punitive damages against unions, both in unfair representation cases and in Landrum-Griffin cases, seems judicious to me.

On the other hand, the invocation of poorly defined tipping points is a well worn rhetorical trick for stirring the fears of people unperturbed by current, relatively modest, changes.In general, the goal of staying at or returning close to Holocene conditions seems judicious.

As a first approach it seems judicious to focus on inferring the path of the displaced cline while making as few assumptions as possible about its shape.

Our accountant found some way to make our move seem economically judicious.

The choices elsewhere seem less judicious, and it's not Mr. Henshall's fault if he seems stymied by the one-note intensity of his part.

Where biographies of far lesser and shorter-lived figures spread themselves over hundreds of gushy pages, Croall's book seems concise, judicious and complete.

Center-line attack can also appear judicious.

That might make her look judicious.

Here Beeman seems almost too judicious.

These distractions seem particularly evident after the judicious "Reservation X" presentation.