Sentence examples for sake of the task from inspiring English sources

In the commercial syndrome, Jacobs identifies 15 values, including: "shun force," "collaborate easily with strangers and aliens," "be open to inventiveness and novelty," "dissent for the sake of the task," "be thrifty," "be optimistic".

By contrast, in the "guardian" syndrome she finds a parallel set of values like: "exert prowess," "be obedient and disciplined," "adhere to tradition," "deceive for the sake of the task," "be ostentatious," "be fatalistic".

A respect for hierarchy and an acceptance of deceit for the sake of the task (Table 2) is the anathema of 'collaboration, competitiveness and dissent for the sake of the task' (Table 1).

In reality, not all students, teachers, research directors and so on will have the same views, but for the sake of keeping the task manageable, one group of students was to adopt one academic role and one perspective.

Blocks of coarse-discrimination trials were provided even during the fine-discrimination period, so as to maintain the motivation of the monkeys to perform the task and for the sake of the experimental design (see below).

For the sake of brevity, other tasks such as contrast manipulation or geometric transformations are not described here; the interested reader is referred to the documentation of scikit-image.

B - Task Name of the task.

"For their sake, and for the sake of the plant's safety".

It must, for Ms. Matsukawa's sake and for the sake of the world orchestral scene.

For the sake of the team, Marty!

For the sake of the European commission?