Sentence examples for diligent trade from inspiring English sources

They ignored warnings from lesser mortals, such as one in 2001 from MAR/Hedge, a diligent trade journal.

But Sounes is too diligent to trade facts for fancy, so he has produced a bizarrely self-thwarting book that represents the gradual, chronic suicide of an author's own premise.

As the age of mass communications facilitates stronger and faster cooperation between international law enforcement agencies, organisations such as the Art Loss Register and an increasingly diligent art trade, the disposal of stolen artworks for anything like their market value is getting tougher and tougher.

She was a brilliant and diligent student who traded school gossip and spoke of plans for a career in pharmacology.

Away from the game they can discuss wine and he is a diligent "member of our trade".

Professor Harms' celebrated book, The Diligent: Worlds of the Slave Trade, is based on the extraordinary journal of French lieutenant Robert Durand who participated in the slave trade.

A diligent manager, Daryl brought me his trading journal and asked me to read through his latest entries.

The next time that the Nats need to be diligent is probably at the Aug. 1 trade deadline.

The diligent smallholders of Barki, for example, who trade by the road, dare not sell their produce at markets for fear of the mafia.

It has also been the target of a diligent campaign by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other trade associations.

The Mark Lynton History Prize, also $10,000, goes to Robert Harms for "The Diligent: A Voyage Through the Worlds of the Slave Trade" (Basic Books).