Sentence examples for assiduously building from inspiring English sources

But this is the party the Republicans have been deliberately and assiduously building for many decades, the party of division and intolerance.

But Mr. Zhang, who earned his bachelor's degree in statistics and started his career in the oil industry, has succeeded in assiduously building close personal ties to Mr. Jiang, according to a Chinese business leader with extensive top-level contacts in the Communist Party.

She retreated into low-profile workaholism, crisscrossing the globe, avoiding the media, assiduously and slowly building personal rapports with players such as the Iranians, Hillary Clinton and her Chinese counterpart.

He would strengthen his place in the elite social circles he assiduously cultivated while building his business, and be even more sought after by those wanting money or a hearing for an idea.

In a similar fashion, eBay has assiduously courted sellers, building many tools for small businesspeople to launch and manage virtual "storefronts".

Washington was careful to weave this new world order into the web of international law it had been building assiduously since its debut on the world stage at the Second Hague Conference on peace in 1907.

Readers familiar with John Burnside's poetry, novels or memoirs will be well aware of the unique mythology that he has been assiduously, slyly and persistently building across his creative work.

But, paradoxically, there is a risk to building a plane that protects pilots so assiduously from even the tiniest error.

For one thing, he will probably have to revive "the project" of building a long-term relationship with the Liberal Democrats, whom he wooed so assiduously before the last election.

In 2010 TNT will move its headquarters to what is designed to be a carbon-positive building that will be producing green energy to spare.TNT intends to monitor its carbon emissions assiduously, giving customers a tracker to show CO2 emissions of the services they are buying.

Their papers have assiduously uncovered official corruption, most notably with a joint exposé in 2006 about a crooked transport-ministry road-building unit.