Sentence examples for responsibility considering from inspiring English sources

This job brings a certain responsibility, considering the club's history, and I am looking forward to the challenge of the next five months.

That's a lot of responsibility considering the cost of a new drug is $500 million to $800 million or more!

For two years following his graduation in 1989, he worked in the financial institutions group at Kidder Peabody in New York with some ex-Drexel Burnham Lambert bankers who gave him a lot of responsibility considering his lack of experience.

That's a significant responsibility, considering the Dodgers' increased emphasis on defense.

In truth, while Newell says he felt some responsibility considering he drafted him, he was involved in many player transactions over the course of his long career, and was not especially attached to Washington.

In a recent New York Times article about the Bangladeshi fire which killed 1200 [workers] Samantha Maher, a campaign coordinator for the British arm of the Clean Clothes Campaign, a European anti-sweatshop group noted: "Walmart is the one company that is showing an astonishing lack of responsibility, considering that so much of their product was being made at the Tazreen factory".

Absent regulation, absent executive responsibility, consider the people behind the product.

If you are currently already working in the field of auto insurance and would like to advance to a position with more responsibility, consider studying for the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation.

Possible solutions for the expanding workload in the acute care sector, expectations of the implementation of NPs, responsibilities considering the work of the NP and barriers and facilitators for the implementation of an NP in out of hours care are topics that are discussed.

… All employees of Credit Suisse bear responsibility for considering environmental and social issues in their professional activities and when taking business decisions".

… And since choices are individual, they have no social consequences; women are therefore relieved of responsibility of considering the broader implications of their decisions.