Sentence examples similar to sticking to a task from inspiring English sources

We should worry when our climate of distraction begins to undermine our ability to focus, stick to a task and connect in deep ways to other humans.

Impulsivity is all about getting easily distracted and I find that social media is the number one enemy when trying to stick to a task.

The secure child will be able to problem-solve better, stick to a task longer, and has better cognitive and social development.

Adults also should use rewards and offer themselves rewards for completing tasks and sticking to a goal.

Creative achievement usually requires a good deal of hard work, and motivation can be considered an important prerequisite in order to stick to a certain task over a longer period.

"Northants have shown commendable professionalism in sticking to their task in a seemingly hopeless cause.

Bresnan bowled Ashok Dinda with another yorker the very next ball to give England late rewards for sticking to their task on a boundary-laden day.

Against Ireland we had awesome composure and work-rate in those wet conditions, sticking to the task and fighting a really experienced side.

"We are sticking to the task.

Van Gaal was right, though, to praise his players for sticking to their task in trying circumstances at City.

"He was well supported by David Masters and Monty Panesar, while Worcestershire's bowlers deserve praise for sticking to the task.