Sentence examples for assiduously promoting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin has been assiduously promoting that idea in Europe.

But her basic message was that she would serve all Americans, and not just the property-rights crowd that has been assiduously promoting her cause.

Doubtless, some of Fleet Street's finest papers were taking guidance from their right-wing proprietors, and from Conservative Party H.Q., which has been assiduously promoting the last-minute-surge theory.

An important element of the accord, therefore, is to increase sales from the Russian oil, gas, nuclear and armaments industries, which Mr. Putin has been assiduously promoting in his diplomatic travels since taking office.

The selling of Meg Whitman has been underway for more than a year, the billionaire ex-eBay CEO and public affairs novice assiduously promoting herself as a potential governor of the nation's largest state even as she dodges debates and substantive interviews.

It chooses a black, Latino or Asian artist and assiduously promotes each one.

They assiduously promoted Zen Buddhism and Chinese culture in opposition to the aristocratic preference for indigenous styles.

One would be to feed the illusion, assiduously promoted by Congress supporters, that they represent the only serious challenge to the Hindu nationalism espoused by the BJP.

The scheme has been assiduously promoted by Henri Guaino, Mr Sarkozy's Eurosceptic speech-writer (he voted against the Maastricht treaty in 1992).

With everyone from Al Roker to Liam Neeson and Governor Cuomo criticizing things that de Blasio has done or has not done, there's already an emerging narrative, assiduously promoted by some conservative media outlets, that the new mayor is failing.

With more than 150 million Catholics and a rapidly growing population, Africa represents one of the church's few avenues for expansion, and church leaders have assiduously promoted charismatic bishops and cardinals in nations with substantial Catholic populations, like Nigeria and Ghana.