Sentence examples for too diligently from inspiring English sources

But the deal was scuppered when banking regulators noticed that the Co-op was pursuing its not-for-profit ambitions a little too diligently and was dangerously short of capital.Despite these hiccups an IPO of TSB holds out some promise of making Britain's banking market more competitive after more than a decade of false starts.

I have heard many stories of people disappearing after complaining in a cafe about the economic situation, or even for going to the mosque too diligently (the regime was rabidly anti-Islamist).

But they are also diligently contributing to society.

This time, however, a new set of false teeth caused considerable distortion to Washington's mouth; they gave Stuart some trouble, too, but he diligently recorded the expression.

I'm probably more likely to just opt for the stock Android experience of a Google Play device instead, but if you're going to offer a software experience on top, it's best that you iterate on it diligently, too.

Anna's son, Seryozha, is diligently included too – Anna's maternal feelings explored.

Plus, the 1000mAh capacity is well shy of a full recharge for the iPhone's 1400mAh battery, for instance, so you'll need to keep it diligently charged, too.

Cronin prepares diligently but is also superstitious, so he does not want to talk too much about the astounding recent performance of the Islanders' penalty-killing unit, which has allowed one goal in the last 62 power plays.

Mr. Cohen struggles diligently to make him interesting, too, but here the results are mixed.

So it's not surprising that both candidates are diligently trying not to appear too Washingtonian.

Thus, the very person who rose quickly to the ranks of middle management because of an ability to follow orders diligently is now seen as too passive for an executive position.