Judiciously

"Judiciously," I say, because there is a vast deal of injudicious use of the battery.

The Opium Habit Horace B. Day

Alan Schwartz "Judiciously" Deciding Between Sag Harbor And Seaside Bess Levin, Jun 25, 2008, 8: 53am

Dealbreaker 2009

Judiciously apply the 20% of your energy where it will achieve 80% of the momentum you desire.

Marty Zwilling: Don't Confuse Business Motion With Momentum 2010

Judiciously avoiding looking at the lower half of his very naked body, she gripped his large calloused hand in hers.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Judiciously avoiding looking at the lower half of his very naked body, she gripped his large calloused hand in hers.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Judiciously deployed, actual disengagement — that is, taking a step back, forcing local parties to deal with one another, and demonstrating that the United States is neither excessively eager nor overly available — can be an effective, and often is an underused, tactic.

How Not to Make Peace in the Middle East Agha, Hussein 2009

Judiciously avoiding looking at the lower half of his very naked body, she gripped his large calloused hand in hers.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Judiciously avoiding looking at the lower half of his very naked body, she gripped his large calloused hand in hers.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Judiciously winding down the Iraq War is fine with me.

Holding Progressive Things Together 2008

‘Judiciously resolved,’ said the person whom this decision affected; ‘but before you go, I trust you will drink and be friends?’

Redgauntlet 2008