Sentence examples for diligent when from inspiring English sources

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

"The bank connected the dots when it came to its own profits but was not so diligent when it came to its legal obligations," said Bharara.

Many facilities provide disinfectant so clients can wipe down machinery, but they are often less diligent when it comes to exercise mats.

Conditions play a part but you have to be very diligent when you are defending in your own box.

For its part, CAUT hopes the report will prompt universities to be more diligent when negotiating future collaborative agreements with industry.

But that means it's on us to be diligent when we shop around among the carriers, and make sure we know exactly what it is we're paying for.

Actually, there is another (unspoken) promise, namely that we perform acts of diligent attention when they are needed and without projecting our own watchwords or goals onto others.

Captain Sissoko has arguably been Newcastle's best player this season and he was rewarded for another diligent display when he combined with Ameobi before launching an angled effort beyond the reach of the QPR keeper.

I'm sure you're just as diligent a counter when you're losing".

But it allows us to judge, side-by-side, how the mortgage market works when diligent government agencies are in control, and how it works when private banks are given that power.

By applying the "possession theory," British insider trading law is broader than that of the United States, which means investors dealing with companies there will have to be even more diligent in determining when they can or – more importantly – cannot trade after receiving corporate information.