Sentence examples for progress diligently from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I think of the upper lobe of my left lung as an insane but dedicated little sputum factory where round-the-clock work is in progress, diligently turning out a product (phlegm) for which no other part of my organism has need.

The latest report, which was presented to city officials on Wednesday, noted some progress — namely, that the commission had diligently, but unsuccessfully, requested more money and more employees.

Heinrichs had been diligently following O'Reilly's progress, as she does hundreds of other promising players percolating through the youth system.

We think the only way to achieve this is to diligently track year-over-year progress.

You've been making progress in terms of facing challenge foods, working diligently with your therapist and nutritionist, and are finally starting to see the amazing life that you have without active eating disorder behaviors.

Before the two men met on Friday, Kerry told journalists: "We had our teams working very, very hard and very diligently all day in order to maximize progress.

The teams were working "very diligently all day in order to maximise progress" and with "a great sense of purpose," Kerry said.

If China denies access to correspondents because of the quality of their work, their colleagues have a responsibility to report that fact as diligently as we have reported on China's progress over the years.

You work hard to make a living, diligently pay the minimums and yet see little progress.

They are required to prevent, diagnose, and treat our most serious public health threats, and they are necessary for the achievement of the global health goals toward which we have been diligently working for many years—such as accelerated progress toward the Millennium Development Goals and implementation of Universal Health Coverage as envisioned for the post-2015 development agenda.

This progress is a direct result of devoted champions who have fought so diligently against this disease around the world.