Sentence examples for diligent decisions from inspiring English sources

Claire Messud's The Woman Upstairs is an angry howl of a novel about a primary school teacher and thwarted artist whose safe, diligent decisions have left her life a meagre thing.

Their decision, after a robust and diligent process, was subsequently backed by the Mayor of London and government.

After diligent preparations, delegates to the London meeting adopted decisions that could help to turn things around — but only if the experience of the past three decades is reassessed and its lessons learned.

In the decision, he said, "the judge ruled that the Village Board had been diligent in its review and was appropriately empowered to make the decision".

"We're very diligent when it comes to the economic-slash-basketball decisions that you have to make," Riley said.

Wisconsin has been a bell-weather of what will surely occur nationwide if we are not diligent in fighting for a voice in our political decisions.

To the diligent observer, the sources of every milestone, of every decision, may be reasonably inferred, provided the right evidence survives in the archives.

Knowing that he lacked the trained mind to analyse data and assess situations, he was at best diligent and conscientious, but at worst tense and choleric about important decisions.

But they know a great deal more than they did a year ago and, thanks to their diligent work, parents know more too and can make better informed decisions.

Combined with the surprising timing of the book after the death of her sister, Alice, who had been the diligent protector of her work and legacy many wondered if the decision to publish Watchman was made without Lee's approval.

My chap knew his stuff and he came over as not only diligent but as if he really cared that I took the right decisions.