Sentence examples for diligently designed from inspiring English sources

Our experiments were diligently designed to ensure statistically sound results which indicate that the proposed text processing techniques can in fact enhance Instant Messaging and SMS spam filtering.

Our experiments were diligently designed to ensure statistically sound results, which indicate that the proposed system has achieved a performance higher than the individual established classifiers.

Perhaps less altruistically, they are also specifically designed to diligently sift through the vast haze of ideas, to find ones truly worthy of that noble pursuit.

Personal experience of the NHS is always, at best, anecdotal, but this is how I find it, every time: people working diligently under a system seemingly designed to thwart them.

Nevertheless, despite the throngs of people, today's meetings are very impersonal, even isolating, as attendees race, charge and bound from room to room, diligently following a schedule that they have designed to get their own unique smattering of CME (Continuing Medical Education) goodies.

Talented as he is, Bryant comes across as made-for-MTV, even as ABC diligently portrayed him during the series in family man snapshots designed to demonstrate full-blown maturity.

Christopher Dodd, the former senator who leads the Motion Picture Association of America, said: "A so-called 'blackout' is yet another gimmick, albeit a dangerous one, designed to punish elected and administration officials who are working diligently to protect American jobs from foreign criminals".

"We will continue to work diligently to encourage the construction of more protected bike lanes and infrastructure designed to accommodate and safeguard these new transit options".

A so-called 'blackout' is yet another gimmick, albeit a dangerous one, designed to punish elected and administration officials who are working diligently to protect American jobs from foreign criminals".

They have been working diligently on a different piece of legislation ― a narrowly tailored bill designed to shore up the program in the states where it is struggling and, in the process, find some common ground between the parties.

Breyer wrote that the Court found "no case in which [we have] held unlawful a temporary seizure that was supported by probable cause and was designed to prevent the loss of evidence while the police diligently obtained a warrant in a reasonable period of time".