Sentence examples for conscientious means from inspiring English sources

Being highly conscientious means you probably have a sense of your own ability to get things accomplished and control your destiny.

Becoming conscientious means that the good feeling you get is because your informed decision has helped someone else.

Being conscientious simply means that you might have a small leg up when it comes to sex; however, we might be able to level the playing field to some extent.

For instance, being very open but not conscientious could mean that you have a tendency to leave a lot of things unfinished a handicap for anyone looking to get a business off the ground and make it thrive.

The two conscientious companies' partnership means so much more than satisfying the munchies.

It means conscientious and observant and those are great qualities to have," O'Laughlin said.

The growing obeisance to the so-called conscience concerns of pharmacists who object to filling birth control prescriptions reveals a lack of respect for the conscience -- and religious freedom -- of women who believe that acting morally means making conscientious decisions about bringing children into the world.

A Soulful Economy starts with us becoming conscientious consumers, and that means knowing where your products come from, who made them, and knowing that your decisions, for better or worse, make an impact.

The bureaucratic errors and obstacles mean that conscientious borrowers who took out high-priced loans are not only saddled with crushing debt, they may also have their credit ruined — making it extremely hard to refinance their loans or get future loans to buy a home or start a business.

The silent refusals also meant that conscientious objectors were unlikely to know many like-minded colleagues.

Being a conscientious manager of investment risk means adopting a proactive, yet defensive, approach to changing market conditions to preserve gains and lighten up on highly leveraged or more speculative positions that expose large portions of capital to shocks.