Sentence examples for diligence made from inspiring English sources
"The tragedy was that his sense of duty and diligence made him a suspect," said John R. Martin, one of Mr. Jewell's lawyers.
According to his obituary in The New York Herald in 1896, Cohnfeld, the "feather king," had arrived from Germany penniless, but with diligence made a fortune in ostrich plumes, then a popular adornment of women's hats.
In school, your diligence made you safe.
Q – What things in due diligence make a mess out of the deal.
The trend toward higher expectations and tightening due diligence makes one think that rookie hardware startup founders would have a harder chance at bringing in funding.
"His enthusiasm and diligence have made a lot of things happen," Paolino says.
After Enron, the process of doing diligence has made completing deals a drawn-out affair.
"Our due diligence has made it clear that the banking committee should hear directly from JPMorgan Chase's C.E.O.
In a "due diligence questionnaire" made available to potential investors in Sentry, Fairfield promised that it calculated the value of Sentry's assets weekly and monthly.
"Do your own due diligence before making irrevocable choices.
Other potential buyers could then do their due diligence and make better offers.
