Conscientiously

Conscientiously, he noted the daily barometer, wind and thermometer readings, describing the weather through each day.

He’s conscientiously following the routine that they’ve given him.

He added that doctors would be able to conscientiously object to being involved in the process.

It is incumbent upon all stakeholders to conscientiously fulfil their responsibilities in safeguarding our environment,” it said.

This is not to say Pinterest can’t become addictive – essentially, any stimulating digital experience can become addictive if not used conscientiously – but the way it is formulated makes it much less likely.

Top stylists instruct on how to choose conscientiously, elevating your style while honoring ethical and eco-friendly practices.

As COVID-19 has necessitated further expansion of our right to free and fair elections, the state of New Hampshire has responded promptly and conscientiously.

They all wear face masks - much more conscientiously than at many restaurants on the mainland.

He also enjoyed bird-watching and conscientiously filled feeders for the birds (and likely a few racoons and foxes besides) throughout all seasons and weather.

He restated the commitment of his administration to the welfare of teachers, harping on the need for them to reciprocate government’s gesture by working conscientiously towards achieving the desired goals.

He said that the monarch was conscientiously attending court proceedings even when the prosecution was not attending prior to the initial dismissal of the case in 2016.

Indeed, in times of rapid change, attitudes, knowledge and skills of the older generation, conscientiously passed on to their children, may be active contributors to business failure.

So that’s why procedures and standards are important and review afterward is an important way of making sure that government power is being conscientiously and properly applied.

So we've appreciated the vaccination exemption and sought to use it conscientiously and responsibly, when it has been granted.

This process is not particularly viable, or viable at all for the average person conscientiously trying to do the right thing by his wild cats.

For 33 years, Fisher made house calls as she conscientiously met the health needs of her chosen home and profession.

The girls were doing their homework, quietly, conscientiously.

Copy conscientiously in the order in which they left the bag.

D. L. Moody "could not conscientiously enlist" in the Union Army during the Civil War, later describing himself as "a Quaker" in this respect.

Even today, though, the most conscientiously objective journalists cannot avoid accusations of bias.