Sentence examples for far more responsibility from inspiring English sources

The truth is, it is a position with far more responsibility than many a summer job.

An open and democratic society grants many rights to the individual; it also expects far more responsibility and maturity from him than an authoritarian society does.

Though most visible for the introductions, the job carried far more responsibility since the days in 1789 when Gifford Dalley was named House doorkeeper just before the inauguration of George Washington.

I was given far more responsibility by Sarah than I would have had in Britain, mostly because it was a very small charitable organisation where it was all hands on deck.

If a Lewinsky-esque scandal happened today, far more responsibility would be placed on the shoulders of the president, and the uneven power dynamic, and far less on the guileless intern who made, or was coerced into making, a very bad decision.

Although by his use of the executive power, Truman has invited criticism that may cost him and his party victory, he has at the same time delegated far more responsibility to his dipolmatic and military advisers than most predecessors ever did... View Article By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande.

That means remaining employees will have far more responsibilities, a particular concern for school counselors, who have long worked to define their role as separate from that of testing coordinators.

During the early eighteenth century, a building contractor had far more responsibilities than the title suggests today.

That's what I'm thinking about this Mother's Day: all the extraordinary mothers in my life who juggle far more responsibilities than I do.

We should begin by allowing older people to take far more political responsibility in local communities.

But a "fiduciary" has far more stringent responsibility.