Sentence examples for to judicious from inspiring English sources

These factors are important to judicious land use, construction of bridges and dams, and prediction and control of floods.

Thanks to judicious recommendations, enticing table displays and hours of foraging among the stacks, I discovered writers that I would never have picked up, let alone read.

He writes: "Secularism, at its essence, and at its absolute best, comprises an unrelenting commitment to judicious and self-correcting critique.

Due partly to judicious use of the loan system which saw Arsenal send Jack Wilshere to Bolton shortly after Coyle's arrival from Burnley and then Daniel Sturridge temporarily swap Chelsea for the Reebok last season, he began in impressive fashion.

But what is most remarkable is how uncluttered the maps look despite their considerable detail, thanks to judicious use of color and typography and an open design that makes them look bigger than they are.

Identification of the fetus at risk of compromise is crucial to judicious allocation of monitoring resources and use of preventative treatment with the prospect of improving perinatal outcome.

This analysis revealed that support of the need to vaccinate all children is high among Acceptors and decreases gradually when moving from Acceptors to Judicious-acceptors, Differentiators, Soft-individualists and Hard-individualists (Table 3, first row).

But I'm going to be judicious as to how to use the military.

As democratization process continues, the different branches of government - legislature, executive and judiciary - need to take judicious steps to prevent history from repeating itself.

"I expect the IPCC to behave judiciously and to use judicious language and I don't think they have in this case".

While Facebook can employ its massive smartphone app engagment to cross-promote other apps, it needs to be judicious so as not to feel spammy.