"If you're not conscientious in work situations, you're not going to be conscientious in others, like managing your income to benefit your kids," he says.
It's too easy to dismiss them, and say they were ripping us off, they were lazy, and were not conscientious.
They often express the same concerns older generations have always had about young people — they are not conscientious enough, they don't listen, they expect too much.
And their complaints are the ones, frankly, that older people always have about younger people -- they're not conscientious enough, their workplace attitudes are not diligent enough, they don't want to work hard enough -- those sorts of things.
You really shouldn't vouch for me (I'm not conscientious, and I procrastinate a lot), and I think little enough of you to ask you to do this last minute.
However, if the authors submitting the data are not conscientious in their explanations of the data, it can be difficult for users of the data to reliably extract all the necessary information from the archive, or the data may not contain sufficient metadata for reuse.
Breaking the culture of silence surrounding abortion through discussions on the topic, mobilizing health providers who are not conscientious objectors and promoting discourse from international Conferences through continuing education and in public media all hold potential for sustaining comprehensive abortion care in Ghana.
For example, knowing whether a young patient is not particularly conscientious would be helpful in understanding the possible reasons for their poor attention to regular blood glucose monitoring.
The Devil, in religious myth, personal vision, and mystical reality, offers invaluable material for reflection and meditation". "Russell is not only a conscientious historian, anxious to examine in texts, myths, legends, art and literature the persistence and transformation of a particular idea.
