Sentence examples for less assiduous from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., this approach has typically led employees to become more defiant and less assiduous.

Rattle himself, however, has been less assiduous than he might have been in scotching such silliness.

Holiday and the Saturday Evening Post were only a little less assiduous.

In days gone by, some MPs were less assiduous in dealing with their constituency post.

That's not because the government has been less assiduous in implementing austerity measures than the administrations in the 1980s and 1990s.

It was less assiduous in promoting education, however, particularly in the Arab sector, and it was hampered because it had to respond to outbreaks of violence both between the Arab and Jewish communities and against itself.

The film briefly points a suggestive finger at an American record company owner who may have been less than assiduous in paying the South African royalties to Rodriguez, but it's not a journalistic investigation.

Now less plump thanks to her assiduous work and wartime rations, she received positive notices in both Britain and the United States.

It's happening here, too, in a less extreme way; witness the assiduous courting of Mumsnet by all parties during the last election campaign and the fury unleashed on the same forum after George Osborne announced cuts to child benefit.

The decline was primarily the result of the slowing pace of the war; more fighting by Afghan forces, who use less lethal weapons; and an assiduous effort by the Western-led forces to reduce the impact on civilians, the report indicated.

Graham's assiduous drugging made him less than ideal for a young mother's career plans.