Sentence examples for fierce responsibility from inspiring English sources

It's crucial that we see ourselves as the powerful energy sources we are, and that we take fierce responsibility for how we expend, conserve and replenish.

So competition is fierce, responsibilities are many, and academe is one of very few jobs where failing to excel at the highest level can mean the end of your career.

It ignited a fierce debate about the responsibility of young journalists and those who employ them in dangerous environments.

His fierce belief in personal responsibility is what convinced him that the drug war is a waste of money; if you're spending $40 billion and the drugs keep coming in, he figured, why not just legalize the stuff and work on people so they don't get hooked?

Nor does he take any responsibility for the fierce partisanship and political divisiveness that took root in his administration.

The urgency of the situation, for Read, sends his writing into areas well beyond the novel's traditional concerns, and his characters engage in fierce debate about trade union responsibility, his hero's finances and expenses strictly specified.

Less recognized are the many ways that academe's rigidity and science's fierce competitiveness conflict with the responsibilities most mothers bear.

In spite of their fierce plea for self-management and self-responsibility, they often relied on their GP to bridge the gap between their understanding of the consequences and their motivation to take concrete action.

Instead, the minister with responsibility for biodiversity found himself in a fierce spat with some of Britain's leading ecologists.

He had seen how this country could be dangerously shortsighted, but he never lost his fierce belief in America's goodness or in its responsibility to make the world a more just place.

Too bad Clinton never took seriously her admission that America's "power comes with a responsibility to lead, humbly, thoughtfully, and with a fierce commitment to our values".