Sentence examples for especially diligent from inspiring English sources

Boaters have to be especially diligent because the water is a powerful reflector of UV radiation.

"I was not an especially diligent student but nevertheless obtained a reasonable education in physics," he wrote.

The State Racing and Wagering Board, which monitors horse racing and parimutuel wagering in New York, has been especially diligent.

Mr. King urged British banks to be especially diligent and clear in disclosing their exposure to European sovereign debt, to avoid a collapse of confidence among investors.

Refurbished products sold through resellers often have shorter warranties than products sold directly by manufacturers -- and anyone buying through a third party must be especially diligent in finding out what the seller means by "refurbished" or "reconditioned".

According to William Wood, a chemistry professor at Humboldt State University in California, these secretions have been shown to be effective against a broad array of micro-organisms, including acne bacteria and athlete's-foot fungus, which could explain why teenage deer are especially diligent with the hoof-rubbing routine right before the annual deer prom.

So we're being especially cautious and diligent".

"He takes after my wife in his calm nature and kindness to others," Ryota says, and while the boy could be more diligent, especially at the piano, he is loved by his parents and furnished with whatever he needs.

As a pupil he was neither especially quick nor diligent, but the college was conveniently close to London for Delius to attend concerts and opera.

If you are on insulin titrate insulin, be diligent especially with lantus at bed time and the humulin or humalog insulin premeals based on your blood sugar.

After diligent exercises, especially in a swimming pool, he climbed back into a racecar for the first time May 4. And during Sunday's race he said the pain, particularly in the shoulder, got worse and worse as the race went on.