The chronology presented here, summarizing perhaps 200 years of assiduous scholarship, establishes a professional career for Shakespeare as dramatist that extends from about 1589 to 1614.
They appear to be successful examples of "al Qaeda's assiduous effort to cultivate and train professional insurgents and urban warfare specialists via the Internet," wrote Scheuer, the former CIA analyst.
At least from the perspective of a rapt ticket-buying public, it is hard to imagine that any nominee from its admirable and assiduous team will fail to prevail among their professional colleagues regardless of task: directing, acting, music, design, composition, and production.
It would be wrong to indict the entire investment professional community as there are many assiduous advisers who have helped millions of Americans properly save for retirement; however, it would also be naive to assume that conflicted advice problems are confined to a few bad apples.
For many years he was a highly orthodox professional, circumspect, studious about the advancement of his career, paying assiduous court to Anna Freud, her father's designated heir, and other senior figures in the analytical world.
Yet the movie's very straightforwardness was revolutionary: it proved that assiduous moviegoing could teach a young person with a scant budget and unheralded actors to make a smoothly professional movie.
He remained an assiduous MP.
I admit to being an assiduous user of Google in my capacity as a journalist, sitting at my desk: as a source of information and archive material, the internet is a professional godsend.
But Mr. Cervantes was assiduous.
Douglas Carswell is an assiduous MP.
Disadvantage: Without assiduous basting, meat can dry.
