Sentence examples for diligence of a from inspiring English sources

Rather, he studies the dance history in her body, and she performs with the diligence of a machine.

Those he has exposed in his journalism, with the fairness and diligence of a reporter schooled in traditional local paper ways, will not be able to rest easy.

I have discovered beauty in the curve of a spoon, the face of a clock, the symmetry of a staircase, the diligence of a child riding a bicycle.

With the diligence of a renegade candidate pushing for a political post, she set about organizing a campaign: quietly mustering pro-dog friends as a pressure group; introducing persuasive literature (John Grogan's "Marley & Me"); demonstrating reliability with bird care.

Ms. Moffett, who has the enthusiasm of a baton twirler and the diligence of a research scholar, used to read these statistics in newspapers and discuss them with civic-minded friends.

A British bank, for instance, might rely on the due diligence of a correspondent bank in France, but it would probably inquire further about the client of a correspondent bank in Russia.In future, banks hope, they will be allowed to use this so-called risk-based approach for their other efforts to combat terrorist financing and money-laundering.

An individual must start afresh, and learn to analyze whatever lies ahead, with the due diligence of an unremarkable, but assiduous, engineer.

From the age of seven, Monkhouse pursued comforting fantasy by writing his own stories, with the systematic diligence of an accountant.

One due diligence of an amusement park company analyzed reviews on TripAdvisor to confirm primary research and understand the company's competitive position.

In some cases they have used a procedure known as a reverse merger to bypass the due diligence of an initial public offering.

Dmitry Grishin, CEO of Mail.ru, tells me that its acquisition of Maps.Me came after a period of doing due diligence on a number of other mapping startups.