Sentence examples for be especially diligent and from inspiring English sources

Mr. King urged British banks to be especially diligent and clear in disclosing their exposure to European sovereign debt, to avoid a collapse of confidence among investors.

DURING THE TRIP: Be especially diligent about food and water-borne infections.

Software engineers need to be especially diligent with machine learning infrastructure and sample sets so the algorithm can discriminate between the data in a way that makes sense.

Staff in the Technology Licensing Office need to be especially diligent to avoid conflicts of interest, and they have their own guidelines in the Guide to the Ownership, Distribution, and Commercial Development of MIT Technology.

Still, Kivimaki pointed HuffPost to the current recommendations for reducing heart disease risk and reducing vascular risk, and noted people working long hours should be especially diligent about keeping blood pressure in a normal range, staying physically active, eating healthfully and avoiding stress.

Refurbished products sold through resellers often have shorter warranties than products sold directly by manufacturers -- and anyone buying through a third party must be especially diligent in finding out what the seller means by "refurbished" or "reconditioned".

Boaters have to be especially diligent because the water is a powerful reflector of UV radiation.

It's hard to imagine a health insurer that gets a contract through possible fraud would be especially diligent in tracking claims.

Redheads need to be especially diligent about staying out of the sun.

Stress Management: Moms-to-be should be especially diligent about managing stress.

"We need to be especially diligent with sleep hygiene," says Oexman, since sleeping late Sunday or taking a nap in the afternoon can just make it harder to fall asleep Sunday night and harder to make it to work on time Monday morning.