Sentence examples for more conscientious of from inspiring English sources

Americans were just beginning to feel both more conscientious of non-materialistic priorities and more hopeful about the country and its new president.

Dennis pointed out that the black hair care business is a multi-billion dollar industry but women of color or now more conscientious of the products they are using for their hair.

We must be more conscientious of this in order to raise, educate and support the young girls, and boys, in our society to embrace their unique characteristics and biological makeup.

However, this book stresses the need to be more conscientious of the many modes of infections, which may prompt a diagnosis that otherwise may have been missed.

Make a personal effort to be more conscientious of energy consumption.

Filling in your brows before removing hair will help you to not remove too much, and to be more conscientious of the shape.

"We have to appreciate and preserve it -- something I'm now obsessed with doing!" Perhaps not all of the students will leave the class with a new obsession, but all will leave changed, whether as more conscientious inhabitants of this world, deeper appreciators of the arts, more creative professionals, or masters of the sometimes dreaded group project.

So Mr. Orozco's projects serve to promote more conscientious stewardship of our fragile natural home.

Stiff hunting regulations and stalwart conservation efforts -- starting before the 1920's -- saved the swans from extinction, and biologists credit their rising numbers to wildlife conservation efforts as well as cooperation from farmers and a more conscientious generation of hunters.

If the goal is to complete a certain task, then more conscientious members of the team can step in and do the work; but if the goal is to ensure that each individual learns by doing, a loafing student has thwarted the teacher's aim regardless of other students' diligence.

The children of incompetent parents may receive the nurturing of more conscientious parents, while the children of parents like Elizabeth can expect to be tended by less competent parents.