Sentence examples for valuable responsibility from inspiring English sources

Essentially, employers' expectations of an employee based on status, gender, or role shape the chances of that employee's opportunity to take on greater and "valuable" responsibility (Correll and Ridgeway 2008).

It had become so valuable that the responsibility had become too great.

This valuable increase in responsibility, however, could be in conflict with the boundaries students had set for themselves and with what the students were legally allowed to have.

Walls acknowledges that the information sharing promoted by REACH can be valuable, saying, "The responsibility to safely manage chemicals is not just with the original producer, it's also with the downstream user".

For example, you can teach children valuable lessons in responsibility by getting them to feed the dog.

Their labour fills a valuable role in municipal responsibility but city officials across the country have nearly unanimously overlooked the waste pickers' contributions.

After seeing Black Gold, the Ethiopian Ambassador to the UK said that multinationals reaping the benefits of this most valuable commodity "have a responsibility to act".

But many child development experts, teachers and parents said working a modest amount could be valuable for teenagers, teaching responsibility and how to work with others, as well as contributing money to financially strapped households.

In the perspective of an interdependent ward culture, the doctors' knowledge and professional responsibility are valuable contributions.

Demonstrating social responsibility online is valuable and empowering, but at the end of the day, it's still important to activate on it in the real world.

It taught me the valuable lesson of taking personal responsibility for my actions and doing everything in my power to make things better.