Sentence examples similar to diligently informed from inspiring English sources
During his two years in Ceylon, while diligently keeping Washington informed of military and political developments in the region, he collected several birds that, unlike the Picus, were unknown to science.
A vote for Hillary means we can not count on the press to honestly and diligently keep the public informed of Hillary's potential malfeasance.
Ian Mayes diligently kept everyone fully informed and according to his Open Door article, "all were shown my draft conclusions ahead of publication and were given an opportunity to comment or argue for any amendment".
Superion told TechCrunch that it has "diligently kept our customers informed while working with them to update available patches for the third-party software that contributed to the issue," and that none of its cloud customers are affected.
We as faculty must advocate that our university never compromise on its mission to foster the free exchange of ideas and teach students to make informed decisions after diligently gathering facts.
We are responsible for accurately reporting the state of our software, and we work diligently to keep our community informed through our various communication channels.
There may be no more than perhaps a dozen international correspondents in the world who have reported diligently on a number of major resistance movements, even as far better informed citizen journalists produce accounts which are ignored by major media.
Like millions of women who came before me, and like some of you, or your mothers, sisters, daughters and grandmothers, I was informed earlier this week that the heartbeat of the baby I had been loving and diligently growing inside of me for the past two and half months had stopped.
Hall said the regulatory agency "worked very diligently and exhaustively with Hopkins officials throughout the weekend to support them and guide them in developing a corrective action plan," and by Sunday the agency informed Hopkins of the limited reinstatement and its accompanying restrictions.
