judiciously

"They do a good job of thinking things through and using their money judiciously."

China will then need to use its resources more judiciously.

They should be used judiciously and only in older children.

So, we should be spending on the car very judiciously.

Yet it seems clear that he needs to act judiciously.

Tests should be given judiciously and used to further student learning.

But federal officials say they plan to take out only small trees, and will do so judiciously.

Few would speak on the record, and those who will choose their words very judiciously.

And then you judiciously use the technology that happens to be available.

In those cases, it's important to use that influence judiciously.

Using technology judiciously will make you a better trial attorney.

The woman said a word or two and nodded judiciously.

I say that things are in judiciously bad shape now.

I think it runs in the family,' he said judiciously.

She took up a black stone and played it judiciously.

Which was not a place, he thought judiciously, for anybody to be on such a hot day.

Are they going to spend their money judiciously when it comes to free agency?

However, we must act not only firmly but also judiciously.

I think not," he said judiciously, as if actually giving thought to the matter. "

And also, I mean, you'll need to use it judiciously.

However, by listening judiciously I found that this was not so.

One got the sense that these had been judiciously edited.

If the tower is built high enough, he added judiciously.

Over the past three years, the Act has been judiciously applied and it is still needed.

All I have done is finish the work which he had largely and judiciously started.