Sentence examples for whose diligence from inspiring English sources

Xu is already a secular icon for Chinese students at Cambridge, whose diligence puts local undergraduates to shame.

And if any Met fits the so-called lunch pail (or lunch box) designation, it is Wright, their third baseman, whose diligence for his craft is well known.

Donut Tuesday Secretary Spicer will bring donuts for the hardworking reporters and correspondents whose diligence and persistence are a vital part of the democratic process.

"Yes")., admit to his own moonlighting as a veteran informant (a "quid pro quo" arrangement, he said), and describe Mr. Bulger as a federal informant whose diligence might have qualified him for a government pension.

The government has taken some steps in an economic reform program, notably slashing tax rates, which could help BP, whose diligence as a taxpayer puts it at a disadvantage in a country where few of its competitors pay in full.

Robbo faces only two serious opponents: Amanda Drummond, a colleague whose diligence and cardigans obviously peg her as a lesbian, and the talking tapeworm he contracts through eating frozen pies.

On Monday, the team dedicated a cute little bridge over the bullpen area behind center field, naming it for Bill Shea, the lawyer whose due diligence led to expansion in 1962 and whose name adorned the Mets' old ballpark from 1964 through 2008.

The other option, of course, is for these sad astronauts to find solace at the Park Avenue Armory, where they'll encounter the work of Tom Sachs, an artist for whom Mars is as close as the Upper East Side, but whose technical diligence and rigorous scientific inquiry would fit right in at the Edwards Air Force Base.

They've always been admired for their financial conservatism, particularly GE Capital, whose due diligence is nonpareil.

But Unaoil's higher-ups soon warmed to the anti-corruption lawyer, praising him after initial phone calls as "a reasonable guy" whose due diligence could end up helping them get their money.

I liked the story I read recently of the reporter whose desk-inhabiting diligence in this regard earnt him the nickname 'The Olympic Flame' – he never went out.