Sentence examples for most assiduously from inspiring English sources

The prominence of both is due to the fact they have covered the subject most assiduously.

Elizabeth was courted by English suitors as well, most assiduously by her principal favourite, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester.

But in a development that many analysts still cannot fathom, he lost the group he courted most assiduously: the elderly.

Not surprisingly, given Jamie Dimon's prior criticism of financial reform, JPMorgan resisted most assiduously although it did eventually address some of Mr. Liu's concerns.

But it was the one Verdi rehearsed most assiduously, subjecting the original Lady Macbeth to 150 rehearsals of one duet — which Wills questions, though other authorities affirm.

In contrast, the description given of what the Taliban are up to sometimes sounds as if they are the ones practicing it most assiduously.

Unlike, say, going to a movie, viewing art requires effort, for most artists assiduously try to distinguish their work from amusement.

Most English people assiduously avoid any social interaction with strangers; even maintaining eye contact for more than a fraction of a second is interpreted as either flirtation or aggression.

That is precisely the point of CRB checking, and football clubs ought to be doing it more assiduously than most employers.

It now has a portfolio in excess of $8 billion, a vast amount in an area that most American banks have assiduously avoided ever since the property bust of the late 1980s.

The racial, social, and sexual implications of each slumming fad, "from the best intentioned to the most horrifyingly exploitative," are assiduously parsed, perhaps to mitigate the inherent titillation of the material.