Sentence examples for assiduously applied from inspiring English sources

"I saw it as part of my assignment to provide the musicians with a good time," he said, stating a sort of general principle that he assiduously applied in Hamburg and that was one reason for his success.

In recent years about 40% of the graduates of America's best business schools ended up on Wall Street, where they assiduously applied the techniques that they had spent a small fortune learning.

He presented The Swinging Years on Radio London and a jazz programme on the World Service and assiduously applied himself to learning as much as he could about the music.

We think that future studies in which students practice assiduously and apply targeted skills outside the classroom should obtain better outcomes.

But in California, the rules on the property tax exemption for nonprofits evolved out of a 1944 ballot initiative, so they are more grounded than in many other places — if not necessarily applied assiduously by county assessors.

And there are indications that capacity discipline, which has so fundamentally reshaped the domestic market, is now being applied more assiduously to international markets.

He soon realised that the Pakistani people had an appetite for the ghazal, so he applied himself assiduously to the study of Urdu, particularly Urdu poetry.

The England captaincy has become a public relations exercise and, while Beckham applied himself assiduously to the PR bit, about the only time he showed genuine leadership on the field was when he almost singlehandedly dragged England to automatic qualification for the last World Cup in the 2-2 drawithth Greece at Old Trafford.

Mr Straw told the BBC: "As I've made repeatedly clear, I applied myself assiduously to the legal obligations on me, which were above all to ensure that people's human rights were observed and that any action I took was within the law.

Knowing they were being monitored and tracked in public, municipal workers also applied themselves more assiduously to their tasks.

What do you do if you assiduously followed the guidelines and applied to be a presenter at a visual arts conference, only to be told that, although the committee approved your proposal, they failed to formally inform you of a substantial registration fee?