He diligently developed the age-old Japanese arts of karate and kendo and formed a controversial private army of about 80 students, the Tate no Kai (Shield Society), with the idea of preserving the Japanese martial spirit and helping protect the emperor (the symbol of Japanese culture) in case of an uprising by the left or a Communist attack.
A game may be diligently developed, iterated, analysed for user behaviour and whatnot, and yet they never go anywhere.
Imagine another situation though where you have prepared diligently, developed a strategy, carefully implementing the tactics, but your opponent, knowing the same things, is constantly one step ahead and beating you with experience.
"The editors and editorial board of Mali Médical have worked very diligently in developing the journal into one that has become a focus for the medical community in many francophone countries in Africa," Goehl says.
In addition to his mental commitment to imposing his size, Hibbert has worked diligently to develop his physique.
Something Fitzgerald doesn't get enough credit for – and something he worked diligently to develop a few years ago – is his run-after-catch explosiveness.
Mr. Fox said that if Congress reorganized immigration, "Mexico assumes its responsibilities to work with passion, with commitment, diligently, to develop opportunities for our people".
On the contrary, America's rail networks are working diligently to develop and implement P.T.C. as soon as it is technologically and commercially ready and have already invested $1.5 billion doing so.
"The property owners worked diligently to develop home designs that would meet some of the highest standards for sustainability," Fiona Hutton, a spokeswoman for the property owners, said in a statement.
To the initial exasperation of his bandmates, who wanted someone to keep time more diligently, he developed one of the most unusual styles in rock and roll, built on lyric asides and cunning contrapuntal remarks that suggest a line of melody travelling through the map of the chord changes.
Michael Ward, the agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Newark bureau, said this week that such broad-net surveillance had undermined the relationship with Muslims that officials had worked diligently to develop since Sept. 11, 2001, making it more difficult to protect the public.
