Sentence examples for became diligent from inspiring English sources
According to McBride, he and Romney became diligent students of "Think and Grow Rich".
He was eager to do all of this, and, indeed, he became diligent about taking his insulin.
Most women I know who have had an abortion became diligent after the fact about birth control and many have gone on to become incredible mothers.
In MoneythinkMobile's first year of nationwide use, it gained groundbreaking transparency into students' financial habits, preferences, and decisions, resulting in a 30% increase in the number of students who became regular savers, a 12% increase in students who became diligent spending trackers, a 20% increase in the number of unbanked students who opened accounts, and more than $6,500 saved.
Many home gardeners become diligent canners when Labor Day approaches.
The plaintiffs in Floyd argue that the N.Y.P.D. has become diligent in its paperwork but far more liberal in its use of stop-and-frisks — the official tally has risen from ninety-seven thousand, in 2002, to six hundred and eighty-five thousand, in 2011.
Tolerably gifted, he became a diligent and conscientious ruler, choosing able administrators; but he was shy, reserved, and unprepossessing in appearance.
The only discouraging note was that effectiveness seemed to wane over time, possibly because women became less diligent in their use.
Nixon's book is populated with extraordinary characters, particularly those black Americans who became such diligent mouthpieces for the apartheid government.
Then, when a few more appeared, she went to the GP, got scared, read about the under-reported problem of skin cancer in people of colour, and became "more diligent, really, because you have to be".
