Sentence examples for conscientious selection from inspiring English sources

Doodles are less about conscientious selection than absent-minded serendipity.

"This level of awareness is growing to include indoor air quality and conscientious selection of healthy materials". No one wants to be part of the next toxic drywall or formaldehyde flooring news story.

In comparison, the bovine population is quite the opposite, with higher variation between breeds due to artificial selection and conscientious isolation of genetic pools.

A jurisdiction might, for example, have one default standard of death but permit conscientious exemption from that standard and selection of a different one within some reasonable range of options.

This could indicate a self-selection of districts where the DTLC is more conscientious and provide better services, even though there is no evidence for this potential bias.

Created to give price-sensitive consumers lower-priced (and conscientious) alternatives to many household essentials, Brandless is expanding its direct-to-consumer selection to one of the most essential, and costly, of categories: baby.

Meanwhile in the city, practicing makers increasingly blur the distinctions between digital and 'conventional' fabrication, as well as the meanings of 'research' and 'product.' This selection of designers does exactly that, with work that is as creative and conscientious as it is accomplished and entrepreneurial.

23-24 West Park, 01423 507100, weetons.com While primarily a coffee shop – one whose conscientious craftsmanship is clear in a sample flat white (£2.40) – Bean & Bud also sells a limited selection of first-rate food.

The more distant the station and the more peculiar the people in question, the more anxiously conscientious should be the selection since greater qualifications are required and wider latitude of discretion must be given.

"He was extremely conscientious".

No, just a conscientious citizen.