Sentence examples for then conscientiously from inspiring English sources

A cashier would then conscientiously jot down the card number, the expiry date and the guarantee limit on the back of the cheque.

Who can accept such suffering — who can so conscientiously facilitate it?

The collections are so conscientiously assembled that they blare out their shortcomings.

If we can focus on where there is agreement and then work conscientiously to narrow our differences, then real and durable reform is possible".

Before the Dauphin* Lib*r* in 1996 I took 10 pills over seven days, then urinated conscientiously into a jar from days five to eight after taking the final pill.

When the right to participate is understood to accommodate only legal protest, then the right conscientiously to object, which commonsensically includes civil disobedience, must be viewed as distinct from political participation rights.

When he writes about himself, he does so critically and conscientiously.

If Adam and Eve had opened even a small savings account in the Bank of Eden, and if they and their descendants had conscientiously not made a withdrawal, then the human race could have long ago put its feet up and lived on the interest.

"If the pensions industry doesn't do the equivalent, we will find that many who have saved conscientiously for decades with us will then overspend out of ignorance," he said.

He studied medicine at Manchester, but not conscientiously, and began to take opium; he then went to London, where from 1885 to 1888 he lived in destitution.

As early as 1958, he resigned from the Labour frontbench as No 2 spokesman on defence because party policy then favoured the H-bomb "and I could not conscientiously be the spokesman of a policy with which I was in disagreement".