Sentence examples for responsibilities play from inspiring English sources
Go back and listen to any of the speeches by David Cameron or George Osborne from the election period and, if you've no responsibilities, play a drinking game: neck a shot every time they allude to "hardworking people" or decry a "something-for-nothing culture".
Family responsibilities play a part as well.
Secondly, thanks to more elaborate performance scripts, expert raters may rely more often on top-down information processing or pattern recognition when observing and judging performance -especially when time constraints and/or competing responsibilities play a role.
This suggests that childrearing responsibilities play a key role in decisions to leave practice, and that female PCPs are more likely to leave practice for reasons other than full retirement, compared with their male counterparts.
He took responsibilities, played the ball well and moved well.
As grownups facing bulging inboxes, overflowing calendars, and a whole range of adult responsibilities, playing around isn't something we do much of, to say the least.
Studies on the India's Accredited Social Health Activists have shown that a clear definition of their responsibilities played a key role in shaping acceptability of their tasks by other stakeholders into the health system [ 7].
Did that responsibility play into your choices?
He notes the illiberal undertow of what he nicely calls "self-incapacitation books", or popular-science writing in behavioural economics and evolutionary psychology claiming to show what little part reason and responsibility play in how we behave.
Some activists are increasingly concerned that the bombings, for which no one has claimed responsibility, play into efforts by the government to portray its opponents as foreign-inspired terrorists — or worse, that they signal that foreign militants with their own goals are inserting themselves into the conflict.
Correlations with preparedness suggest perceived self-efficacy and ascription of responsibility play a more dominant role in determining preparedness behaviors, albeit a less readily recognized role.
