It paints a picture of a diligent, if aggressive, investor.
Maggie goes about her work with the application of a diligent farm worker milking cows.
He is arguably the most diligent driver in F1, working with his race engineer until 11pm every Friday night and approaching circuits with the patient care of a cartographer moving from one difficult terrain to another.
But everything is kept free of dust by a diligent hand.
What Mendes gives us is less interpretation of the book than a diligent transcription.
Any suspicion of cerebral ischemia was followed by a diligent neurological examination by a consulting neurologist.
The revelations showed there was "no concept of the duty of care" and no clarity that the minister responsible in the Northern Territory had conducted his duties in a diligent manner, he said.
And with freedom, presumably, will come greater responsibility; people will be more careful as users of health care, more diligent as savers and investors.
The result, Bush claimed earlier this year, would be "greater opportunity, more freedom, and more control over your own life". And with freedom, presumably, will come greater responsibility; people will be more careful as users of health care, more diligent as savers and investors.
The teams are already undertaking a diligent process of pre-acute care discharge preparation (i.e., prior to implementation of the TOC communication tool) in which attempts are made to prepare communication materials for community providers.
He was a loving husband, a caring father, diligent worker, and a friend and supporter to many persons.
