Sentence examples for conscientious responsible from inspiring English sources
A student of birth order like Frank J. Sulloway, a psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, says that first-born children tend to be conscientious, responsible, reliable and achievement-oriented, while later-born children can be rebellious, easygoing, excitement-seeking and risk-taking.
They are shy, withdrawn, sober, polite, well-mannered, conscientious, responsible, unusually thoughtful, and extremely obedient to parental wishes [45].
If it's not us, then let's take our heads out of the sand and stop being hypocrites in an out of sight out of mind attitude and let all the Sarah Palins use their faulty logic to goad us into acting in a more conscientious responsible way with ourselves, our loved ones, other sentient beings, not to mention our environment, resources, our planet.
The most important safeguard for research subjects – more so than informed consent – is a conscientious, responsible, and caring investigator.
In a sense, while Mr. Gore might have been more conscientious or responsible, Mr. Bush was far more normal.
The are many moments of understated heartbreak in the book as Gustav is forced into a premature adulthood, overly conscientious and responsible, while he struggles to please his bitter and disappointed mother.
Dr Sharon Clarke, a lecturer at the school of management at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, told a conference of the British Psychological Society that employees who are rebellious, aggressive and unconventional are more liable to have an accident in the workplace than those who are dependable, conscientious, socially responsible and not so aggressive.
Five decades ago, Beecher concluded that one of the most important components of a system for ensuring ethical human experimentation is the presence of "an intelligent, informed, conscientious, compassionate, responsible" researcher".
Though he is organized, conscientious, and fiscally responsible, he is also incorrigibly rampageous.
