Sentence examples for diligently using from inspiring English sources

As Chicago's political past and present were in mutual-admiration overdrive on Thursday, the city's future was 100 feet away, paying no attention to all the conviviality and diligently using crayons on illustrations of jazz musicians.

Interestingly, our data indicate that patients may now be trending toward immediate surgical correction rather than diligently using dilation techniques to create a vaginal space.(Am J Obstet Gynecol 2001 185:1349-53).

So for the past year I've been diligently using @Proactiv Mark Fading Pads.

The marathon diligently uses the ING name in all public utterances, press releases and signs.

People who diligently use sunscreen every day can slow or even prevent for a time the development of wrinkles and sagging skin, a new study found.

Those findings are in conflict with some calculated, published values that suggest people make "ample" vitamin D3 (~ 1,000 IU/day) from their "casual," or everyday, outdoor exposures even if they diligently use sunscreens with sun protection factor (SPF) 15.

At the NGI, Novoselov has worked diligently to use architecture to create a "collegial" environment that facilitates interaction.

My meter is very easy to use, so she had been using it diligently (IDI1/53-year-old/10 years of HBPM usage) Many patients expressed concern regarding the reliability of the home blood pressure readings and ultimately the accuracy of the digital blood pressure monitors.

Religion always impinges on Mantel's fiction, but not because, like those Catholic converts Muriel Spark and Graham Greene whom she has diligently read, she uses it to detect any providential shape to events.

Collected here are a few options that, if used diligently, will make your life as a student (or anyone who takes a lot of notes) easier on the whole.

There is plenty of content flooding in to fill this demand -- our bosses, our subordinates, bloggers, social media posts, and news organizations that don't edit nearly as diligently as they used to.