That analysis concluded that existing technologies, diligently applied, would solve much of the problem.
Heavy topics all, to which the president is diligently applying himself, even as the mercury here pushes past 100 and the rest of the country kicks back.
During my final year of university I remember attending the careers fairs and milkrounds that took place each year and diligently applying for recruitment schemes.
Most every day Emma Dial can be found in his studio, listening to NPR and diligently applying paint to canvas under his direction.
When undertaken correctly, sanitation programs have been shown to be cost-effective and easy to manage, and, if diligently applied, can reduce the risk of microbial or foreign body contamination.
As this book illustrates, Chermayeff & Geismar played a significant role in the development of corporate identity -- only in the latter half of the 20th century did corporations begin diligently applying a single badge to every manifestation of their business.
What?" As an artist, Mr. Kratz was seen at the school as something of a "dark horse," said Ms. Carmichael Braun, who characterized him as a painter with relatively little experience, but one who diligently applied himself and flourished.
I know at first hand, from visits to the Peterhead Labour Party, that he had their respect for diligently applying himself to the problems of constituents who, he must have guessed, had no intention of giving him their vote.
The wood on the cabinets, doors, desks, shelves and sofas, all designed by Wright, sparkled, having been brought back to life by coats of lemon oil Mr. Sells diligently applied early this week as a new real-estate listing went live.
A stark irony of the Brexit vote is that it demands of the prime minister a more thorough, ambitious and diligently applied vision of Britain's strategic relationship with the rest of the continent than has been possessed by any of her predecessors since Ted Heath.
