Interestingly, our data indicate that patients may now be trending toward immediate surgical correction rather than diligently using dilation techniques to create a vaginal space.(Am J Obstet Gynecol 2001 185:1349-53).
"Regrettably, with the release of yet another utterly biased and shamelessly misguided 'expert report,' the County Prosecutor is making clear his intention to protect the police from accountability under the criminal laws, rather than diligently prosecute them," Jonathan Abady, the lead attorney for Rice's family, told the Associated Press.
And since the office is funded by patent fees, as opposed to getting its budget from Washington, it has a financial incentive to process applications as quickly, rather than as diligently, as possible.
As part of an industrial action over pay, Dutch police had threatened to ruin the second stage of the Tour by working extra diligently rather than going on strike.
"Very Recent History" is the anti-blog: diligently documentary rather than assumptive and ephemeral.
Also relatedly (hey, be comprehensive if possible), I inquire about the state of the rather exciting new collection Mike has been diligently mastering: Fisherman's Box.
I'd argue British theatre has for five years responded rather reasonably to the sustained attack on our sector, diligently trotting out economic impact studies, infographics and advocacy campaigns.
The citizens of Mr. Marquis's home state of Oregon would be better served if he focused on prosecuting real perpetrators rather than on pursuing the innocent and those working diligently to fix a broken justice system.
Though diligently researched, A Very Dangerous Woman contains rather too much Mills & Boon-type scene-setting: "Moura parted the heavy curtain and looked out into the evening dark, moving close to the glass to see through the lamplit reflection of her own glittering eyes".
