Being conscientious, on the other hand, was an important predictor of success throughout medical school.
Being conscientious, on the other hand, was a particularly important predictor of success throughout medical school.
On the other hand, our conscientious parsing of particulars may lead us to miss the blazing forest for some smoldering trees.
Civil disobedience, given its place at the boundary of fidelity to law, is said to fall between legal protest, on the one hand, and conscientious refusal, revolutionary action, militant protest and organised forcible resistance, on the other hand.
A spokesman, Herm Hill, said that the vast majority of the agency's employees were conscientious, and that its hands were often tied because of the disciplinary and arbitration rules involving the workers' union.
Conscientious people, on the other hand, live longer -- as do optimists.
On the other hand, Kelly is conscientious about attending the retirement events of top brass, even making appearances for people he dislikes, such as Kerik.
Other possibilities are that older persons have older children who may be less likely to acquire or transmit influenza or that older participants were more conscientious with respiratory etiquette and hand hygiene; attempts to measure these factors were not included in this study.
The conscientious reflection of those whose hands will actually do the killing serves as another safeguard against the potentially reckless administration of force by political leaders.
Information omniscience, combined with the authority to monitor, detain, torture or kill at whim -- each of which has been the object of bipartisan consensus across the Bush & Obama administrations -- will be a terrifying combination when those powers inevitably fall into the hands of less conscientious leaders.
Her grandeur is merely a façade, she seems to be telling us, and she is as committed to the job at hand as any other conscientious working actress.
