Sentence examples for hardworking it may from inspiring English sources

A one-gram fish, however hardworking it may be, simply will not be processing a litre of water over a meaningful time period.

Nothing in Ann Romney's history as we have heard it -- hardworking mom she may have been -- leads me to believe that Mitt has chosen the right expert to get feedback on this problem he professes to be so concerned about.

Since the financiers at Goldman are especially clever and hardworking, it would be wrong to impugn these particular middlemen.

In that case, it may be more important to identify reliable, hardworking, inquisitive people who demonstrate a work ethic, willingness to learn and the flexibility to adapt in a changing work environment.

The curious thing about Ashton's career – although it may say as much about the Labour party of the 1980s, too – is that despite being known as a hardworking constituency activist, she never considered standing for parliament herself.

Benefits claimants are seen as a different breed, even though "hardworking families" may also subsist on minimum wages topped up by state benefits.

But though a competent and hardworking student may incidentally do what the standards describe, displaying certain literate behaviors is not the same as seriously and conscientiously engaging texts and writing.

Indeed, wages may be endogenous because unobservables affecting preferences for work, e.g., being a hardworking person, may well be correlated with unobservables affecting productivity and hence wages.

Kotlikoff can show you how a hardworking M.D. may wind up with only slightly more spendable income over a lifetime than a plumber.

For the past three seasons we have watched Peggy transform from a young conservative schoolgirl style to a sophisticated hardworking and may I say assertive woman.

No matter how honest and hardworking most politicians may be, some will always fall short.