Sentence examples for to hardworking from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of a person, taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly.
The FDA, which represents senior civil servants, described the decision as an "insult" to hardworking staff.
When it talks about renewables – not just solar – it talks about the costs to hardworking British families.
"This must be upsetting to hardworking cane farmers…who have not gotten an audience with the prime minister for many years," the Belize Times complained.
Of course, Brown's windfall isn't fair to serious people on Kickstarter whose ideas have been ignored, or to hardworking single parents struggling to feed their families, or to the hungry and desperate everywhere.
In a statement, Majority Leader Eric Cantor said, The Democratic Senate has not passed a budget in almost four years, which is unfair to hardworking taxpayers who expect more from their representatives.
"We don't need more top-down Washington solutions that will raise the cost of college even further and shift the burden to hardworking taxpayers," Bush said in a statement.
You might believe yourself to be "hardworking", but to really know for sure you'd have to be told it by a rich person.
There should be no doubt about the moral repugnance of Alabama's law, which seeks to deny hardworking families the means to live.
It is time for Congress to pass this reasonable fix to support hardworking American families.
This increase could be attributed to the incentive schemes put in place to reward hardworking volunteers.
The team around them have to be hardworking too, with all the routine and repetition.
