Sentence examples for diligently reviewed from inspiring English sources
Four years ago, speeches at the Republican convention in San Diego were diligently reviewed and monitored by convention organizers, who insisted that speakers promise to stick to their script before allowing them to go on.
tag yourself I have diligently reviewed everything I've ever bought on Amazon and every small cosy B&B I've stayed in in York on TripAdvisor and I have never given more than two stars for anything, not even once.
We have been diligently reviewing logs and records about the break-in to determine the extent of the information exposed, and re-securing avenues used to gain access.
Instead, Siegler, McCrary and their team must diligently review imperfectly preserved files, interview long lists of witnesses and build their cases on common sense and circumstantial evidence.
Diligently, she reviews what judges and witnesses and her parents all said about the "deteriorating" little girl she supposedly once was.
We intend to work diligently with both of them to assist them in their respective due diligence reviews of the company and to seek definitive proposals that would constitute a superior proposal to the current Silver Lake and Michael Dell transaction.
"As his celebrity grew, the daily pile of Trump related news coverage swelled; still, he diligently tried to review everything written or said about him".
After our many volunteers worked diligently for a month collecting 8,200-plus 8,200-plus -- signatures that were very carefully reviewed by our petition consultants -- it isignaturesleged that weree committed fraud.
A -- "Members of the board of this condominium need to get together, review the bylaws and proceed diligently to make an effort to collect the unpaid common charges," said Andrew S. Berkman, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer.
When poor women articulate their claim to state accountability for their sisters who lost their lives, it brings an element of social justice into reviewing the quality of the outcomes of public decisions and actions: accountability can no longer be seen as a merely managerial function of assessing whether processes are diligently followed.
