Sentence examples for become more diligent from inspiring English sources
"The Iranian financial industry has become very isolated," said Mr. Jurdi of Chadbourne & Parke, adding this was one reason banks had become more diligent with regard to Iranians and Syrians.
Second, the regulator must become more diligent about communicating the prompt, accurate and complete outcomes of its inspections directly to operators, residents and relatives, as well as to public sector commissioners.
Although the coalition forces have in recent months mostly stopped reporting statistics about violence — just a year before the NATO combat mission in Afghanistan is scheduled to end — officials have become more diligent in pointing out civilian deaths inflicted by the Taliban.
Dell Thursday said founder Michael Dell would relinquish his role as chief executive, but remain chairman, making the computer seller the latest to split the two top roles as companies become more diligent about reform.
Since then, the government has lowered the standards for placing someone on the no-fly list and intelligence agencies have become more diligent about submitting names to the TIDE database.
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".
After the Orlando shooting, the Abbey Food & Bar, a crown jewel of West Hollywood's gay nightlife, began stationing an armed guard outside the premises and became more diligent about searching bags and using a wand to scan clubgoers.
Interviews may be tougher at senior levels because companies are becoming more diligent as they search.
"While the company will remain diligent in managing its operating expenses, its year-over-year cost trends will become more challenging in the second half of the year," according to a statement from the company.
The two also played on the Lakers together, and Scott believes that Campbell has become a more diligent worker.
