Sentence examples similar to conscientious operation from inspiring English sources
There was some surprise when she proved to be a conscientious politician, sitting on various committees and launching Operation Ariane, to support the translation and publication in the EU of the lesser European languages – Catalan, Basque, Gaelic, Greek.
Nor does a pacifist taxpayer have a legally recognised conscientious objection to paying taxes to a government engaging in military operations.
By contrast, conscientiousness was negatively associated with both competencies, indicating that more conscientious respondents have, on average, lower numeracy and literacy skills than less conscientious respondents.
Panellists agreed that with supply chains as long as they are for global companies, even those most conscientious about tackling human rights issues could be vulnerable to criticisim if a corner of their operations were to come under close scrutiny, as Unilever's was.
Flamboyant exhibitionism was falling from favour as surgeons, through experience, learned the merits of painstaking, conscientious operation treating the tissues gently and carefully controlling every bleeding point.
"He was extremely conscientious".
No, just a conscientious citizen.
Someone too conscientious.
"Most employees are conscientious.
"She was very conscientious.
