judicious造句
31, With judicious use of hot water, I enjoyed four cups of tea, and then found that the rain had stopped.
32, Yellowing can be reduced through judicious choice of photoinitiator.
33, The judge's judicial decision should be judicious.
34, TYPICAL USE A judicious historian selects and weighs facts carefully and critically.
35, Our national preference is to the lips, shake the head and affect anof judicious canniness 11.
36, He became more judicious, more mannerly, more thoughtful, and eager to please.
37, Deals are done with a judicious blend of appeals to principle, arm-twisting and redistribution towards less wealthy nations.
38, By this judicious choice the computations are reduced to a manageable size.
39, Conjoined with this disbursal is the mandated change of governance to be carried out in a judicious and legal manner.
40, Roosevelt solved the difficulty by judicious mixture of courtesy and sternness.
41, Especially in dairy production, a judicious use of concentrates will pay dividends.
42, Cropping every year may be possible by judicious pruning and management.
43, Airway management, antibiotics and judicious surgical incision and drainage are the mainstays of successful therapy.
44, With a little judicious searching, Amyris thinks it has come up with isoprenoids that have the right characteristics to substitute for petrol.
45, The interpreter must make their audience understand the real meaning, either through judicious choice of synonyms or by rewording a sentence, or at least through the appropriate tone of voice.
46, Some in this position might have undertaken a little judicious rereading.
47, For on - road diesel, judicious selection of easy - to - treat feedstock is a potential strategy.
48, No, pa, I'm no tattletale like Suellen, ' she assured him, standing off to view his rearranged attire with a judicious air.
49, A more judicious approach would be to first do top-down, then goal-service modeling, and finally bottom-up legacy analysis of existing assets.
50, Thus, judicious heat and ventilation is doubly critical during those times of the year.
51, Judicious forgetting is critical to the efficiency of working memory.
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