Sentence examples for less diligently from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton worked out less diligently, which was freighted with its own meaning: waistline as weather vane.

Some transplant teams follow recipients of autologous transplantation long-term less diligently, particularly beyond 1-year after the procedure.

A respondent may proceed through each cognitive step less diligently when providing a survey response or they may omit information retrieval and judgement completely (examples of weak and strong satisficing respectively).

For example, for Samantha to move higher, she may need to focus more effort on connecting with people and less on diligently crossing every t and dotting every i.

Often, Ruefle seems less interested in diligently amassing knowledge than in swatting away the wrong kind, as when she condemns the "standing-up-only party when everyone is tired of hearing there are 1,003,295 words used by the Eskimo for snow" and proposes instead that, as Ezra Pound learned from Ernest Fenollosa, "we each only really speak one sentence in our lifetime.

The banks persuaded administration officials that they were less well equipped to diligently investigate the background of someone who opens an ordinary checking account.

He worked slowly but diligently and was more or less always in a bad temper.

The IPCC report into Askew's death was less condemnatory, noting that local police worked "diligently" to assist the family, including when off duty.

I went back to nonwork, diligently following my rules to do less one day a week.

We had the feeling that the "success" of the graduate program depended less on its nature, and more on how diligently it was implemented.

Perhaps less altruistically, they are also specifically designed to diligently sift through the vast haze of ideas, to find ones truly worthy of that noble pursuit.