Sentence examples for responsibilities that make from inspiring English sources

You tend to have responsibilities that make relocation impossible (family, home, partner's job).

He's got this weird combination of roles and responsibilities that make him a kind of legitimizer, mentor, grim reaper, tutor, and grandfather.

He holds no fiduciary responsibilities that make his character and sad state of mind morally or practically the business of the public.

It's learning how to enjoy all the responsibilities that make your life worth living.

Before you have kids, before you have a mortgage and before all of the other responsibilities that make traveling more difficult.

That's not least because the band members were heading into their 30s with relationships and responsibilities that made "full time critical darlings" start to pale in comparison with "steady income from proper job".

Indeed, across countries, only 16percentt of the teachers surveyed by TALIS said their appraisal led to real career advancement and only 27percentt reported that it led to changes in work responsibilities that made their job more attractive.

I also have other duties.' (Sauri CHW interview number 2) The majority of CHWs were also married women of active childbearing age (Table  2), and had family and childcare responsibilities that made the option of full-time work unattractive.

Maslany's astonishing performance -- each clone is a fully realized and distinct character -- provided the series' initial draw, but it's the show's ability to balance just as many tones -- pathos and humor, violence and tenderness -- while exploring questions of identity, technology, religion and responsibility that make "Orphan Black" television that is both fun and astonishing.

"It would be different if we were all married, and had kids, and had responsibilities that made being in a band only of secondary importance," furthers Andy.

Most past events had a thousand sources and causes -- a vague diffusion of responsibility that made no one responsible.