Sentence examples for a conscientious choice from inspiring English sources

Correct design of the fractionation method must include a conscientious choice of fractionation window, fractionation time, scanning rate, sample mass and especially the first self-nucleation temperature (Ts) to be employed.

When recycling is presented in this manner, it is no longer perceived as a chore, but a conscientious choice people make to be part of an inspired community.

"We have to make a rational, responsible and conscientious choice for the sake of Taiwan's posterity," Mr. Chang said.

Many of the supposed faults in the American system are not abuses, but the products of conscientious choice.

But whether or not Neally made the right call in continuing to drive himself, it proves the importance and necessity of offering safety features like Autopilot: In clutch situations like a medical emergency where we feel like our life is on the line, very few people can be relied upon to make the sane, logical and most conscientious choice about our actions.

It must be hard at times to keep making conscientious choices – and not everyone does.

And Julie Gilhart, the fashion director of Barneys New York, says that consumers in general are making more conscientious choices about what they wear, eat and drive.

By consumers, who will need to make conscientious choices about the products they buy.

Prostitution or bankruptcy: a dismal choice for a conscientious editor.

He was born in Oklahoma City, in 1951, and his father, John, a descendant of German Mennonites, was a Conservative Baptist minister whose pacifism was so strict that he became a conscientious objector during the Second World War — a choice that makes Fischer uncomfortable.

"I've never made any judgments about any choice somebody made about avoiding the draft, about going to Canada, going to jail, being a conscientious objector, going into the National Guard," Mr. Kerry said.