Sentence examples for poor diligent from inspiring English sources

Poor, diligent Fred Wilpon did all his homework, had real architect renderings which he would unroll at the slightest bidding.

To collect taxes from the rich in order to help the poor "is robbing the diligent and frugal and indulging the extravagant and lazy".

For an example of crude Darwinism in The Man Versus the State, see 113-4 where Spencer condemns poor law reform for compelling "diligent and provident" citizens "to pay that the good-for-nothings might not suffer".

This could have biased the results in either direction as a result of specific individuals with either particularly diligent or particularly poor practices being observed more frequently than others.

Witnessing such incidents disheartens doctors who feel that their diligent work is undone by poor institutional culture.

In good times, when consumers feel cash-rich and time-poor, they can afford to be less diligent about their spending.

Her strong credentials as an advocate for the poor, especially as head of the Community Food Resource Center, her diligent pursuit of new ways to confront city and state issues, would make her a fresh voice indeed in Albany's closed society.

The Interior Department, which manages about 56 million acres for Indian tribes and oversees more than 100,000 leases on those lands, has long been accused by tribes of doing a poor job of keeping track of the tribal funds it maintains and of not being diligent in collecting fees from companies that hold leases on reservations and elsewhere in Indian country.

"Diligent inquiry"?

Very diligent.

All were diligent exercisers.