Sentence examples for be too diligent from inspiring English sources

But he couldn't be too diligent, because he had to make sure that the Germans had a look at it first.

Thus we can scarcely be too diligent in restraining our anger" (Natural Rights, p. 65).

Finance companies complain that consumers are too diligent about repaying their debts.

What the professor had deduced from disk drives was that outstanding businesses become vulnerable not because they are lax but because they are too diligent.

But Sounes is too diligent to trade facts for fancy, so he has produced a bizarrely self-thwarting book that represents the gradual, chronic suicide of an author's own premise.

Although this definitely makes the squid spit less, it's hard to get flour to stick if you're too diligent: OK if you like the very minimalist coating favoured by Bittman, not so great if you prefer a bit more crunch.

The criticism, ironically, is that the program is too diligent.

Even though it's metal, silver plate can be rubbed right off if you're too diligent with your silver polish.

They're being entirely too diligent with another wildly unpopular plot, too: The story of Jason and psycho artist Franco (played by James Franco).

Despite losing 3-1 at Highbury, Leeds' diligent midfield impressed and the pressure generated by their work-rate may be too much for Newcastle to cope with.

On the other side of the ledger, it has been all too diligent in providing regulation, layer upon layer of red tape, ensuring that California is a far costlier place to do business than its rivals.