Sentence examples for conscientiously with from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, he busied himself conscientiously with parliamentary duties and, more erratically, with his part in the management of Drury Lane.
Its aim is to protect and nurture the environment but still deliver an effective cost-efficient service by working conscientiously with clients, partners and community groups.
Nationalism was a potent solvent too, particularly in places such as the Baltic states, that felt they were captive nations of a foreign empire.Mr Brown deals conscientiously with communism in Asia and the solitary Latin American outpost of Cuba.
He accepted, and it says much for Roberts's selflessness that he served loyally and conscientiously, with a promotion to minister of state, but without becoming secretary of state and a member of the cabinet.
He dealt conscientiously with a vast amount of family correspondence and material relating to Pre-Raphaelism and his brother's place in the movement, proving himself an indispensable chronicler in such publications as Preraphaelite Letters and Diaries (1900) and Ruskin, Rossetti, Preraphaelitism: Papers 1854 62 (1899).
These women are as BRAVE as they are sore!" The rant was a cruel and suspiciously vehement way of making a point that nearly anyone might agree with if expressed in more reasonable terms: that rape allegations should be investigated conscientiously, with close attention paid to the experience of the accused.
For the moment Polish mortgages being conscientiously repaid, with only 3% in arrears.
Judge Sand found American law enforcement agents "behaved conscientiously and with great sensitivity".
Sarah Brown replies conscientiously and with impeccable manners: "@zapmoreira thank you, that's kind".
Pierpont conscientiously deals with these objections as and when they arise, rightly pointing out that Roth's women cover a very broad range.
"Most divorce lawyers understand this dependency and discharge their responsibility to provide a measure of emotional support and guidance conscientiously and with admirable sensitivity.
