Sentence examples for diligently enough from inspiring English sources

The problem is that few authorities then kept tabs diligently enough to provide adequate fodder for statistical analysis.

There are still places where a person could get through if he studied the situation diligently enough".

"My adviser took one look at my booklet and said she was sanctioning me, 'for not looking for work diligently enough'.

In concluding that there was not enough evidence to blame exposure to chemical weapons for the widespread illnesses, the Senate panel nevertheless said the Defense Department and veterans agency had not investigated diligently enough.

In an article called "Homer: The History of an Idea," the American classicist James I. Porter suggests that the very idea that there is a Homer whom we can somehow get back to, if only we work diligently enough, is a cultural fantasy of purity that dates back to ancient times.

As the profusion of alterations in DNA became more widely recognized, scientists came to appreciate that the identification of any new type of naturally occurring base damage would, if one searched diligently enough, almost certainly lead to the discovery of one or more mechanisms for its repair or tolerance2,18.

To do that, it is not enough diligently to explore every church, palazzo, campo, campiello and calle, every fresco, painting, bust, statue and funeral monument, or to read the books of many centuries in many languages and sift mounds of archive documents, as he obviously has done.

Bradlee always fought for his reporters when he believed they had done their homework diligently and had enough evidence to support their investigative stories.

If companies start early enough and diligently develop their current leaders, they may have less need to hire new leaders.

Not to be confused with the long-debunked rhythm method, FAM can be a highly effective (around 90percentt) way to prevent pregnancy sans drugs and devices, provided you're a) a woman and b) disciplined enough to diligently track your cycle each month.

This is a tricky mystery, diligently plotted and layered with enough factual detail on museum theft and the illegal international traffic in beautiful objects to satisfy readers who are in it for more than the romance.