"Timely decisions and painstaking effort", he said.
He stressed the need to be very frank with people about the painstaking drive to boost growth: "It is tough, it is difficult, but... let's build something really worthwhile, and yes it will take time, but it will be built to last, rather than as the last recovery was, built on sand".
The painstaking analysis that drives the Web site and helps thousands of Polish farmers decide when and whether to spray their fields has given Dawidziuk and Kaczmarek data for their doctoral dissertations, which both expect to finish this spring.
The Memphis series is like a slower version of "C.S.I.," driven by the methodical, painstaking process of solving a case.
"While the formation flight looked effortless on film, painstaking planning and meticulous collaboration with an intense focus on safety drove all efforts".
Almost a decade after the war, Iraqis continue to endure this painstaking process of defining their country, one that is led and driven by warring political factions which, like their constituents, find themselves coalesced around distinct ethnic and sectarian identities.
The poem is a detailed description of several objects, including a photo album and the camera that took the pictures in it, and is essentially about the nostalgia that the speaker, presumably Gibson himself, feels towards the details of his family's history: the painstaking descriptions of the houses they lived in, the cars they drove, and even their pets.
Those prosecutions were driven by the persistence of surviving family members and the painstaking work of journalists and documentary filmmakers.
There's painstaking attention to the little things involved with both, an eagerness to learn and an unusual amount of drive required in order to achieve the desired result.
Usually with an assistant, he drove to his sites and, for nighttime scenes, began setting up complex lighting equipment, a painstaking process that could take from several hours to three days.
"Diplomacy is painstaking work.
