Sentence examples similar to conscientious tracking from inspiring English sources

She says: "boys are just not that conscientious about tracking in mud, or grass clippings, or getting toothpaste all over the place, or spilling milk".

Yet cards can be stolen and even the most careful, conscientious person can lose track of documents.

I know the intention behind taking accurate notes is centered for many women around the wish to be conscientious, thorough, wanting to keep track, follow up etc.

For this study, only workers who met the criteria of 95%% + approval rate from previous tasks were eligible in order to screen out workers who did not have track record for being conscientious.

"We knew the film had to be something that Bruce would like and it just made us very conscientious and responsible about the handling of the tracks.

Every conscientious biographer makes countless phone calls and spends endless time tracking down elusive documents.

Tracking is an ancient art, if not a very happy one; the conscientious hunter prides himself on his ability to make a clean and swift kill.

The editors, Rose Styron and R. Blakeslee Gilpin, have done a fine job tracking down letters from archives all over the country, and Gilpin's footnotes are conscientious to a fault.

But after three years of conscientious budgeting and cutting corners, she climbed out of debt, blogging about her experience to stay on track.

(Baratza has a solid track record, and there's a reason why its grinders are carried by many of the more conscientious independent coffee shops).

"He was extremely conscientious".