Examples of 'more diligent' in a sentence
Meaning of "more diligent"
more diligent: This phrase refers to being more careful, thorough, and persistent in one's actions or work
How to use "more diligent" in a sentence
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I must be more diligent about routine maintenance.
I would have engaged someone more diligent.
It made her more diligent in her practice.
You should have studied a bit more diligent.
I will try to be more diligent with my posts.
I am greatly indebted to him and will be more diligent.
I will try to be more diligent with my posting.
More diligent by the day.
I am still trying to be more diligent with my diet.
I am more diligent than you think.
I will try to be a bit more diligent in the future.
Be more diligent in training.
It means we must be even more diligent about guarding it.
I became more diligent in cultivation and did the exercises more often.
Who do you think is going to be more diligent in.
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Must be more diligent about warmups now.
I am sorry for not being more diligent.
I need to be more diligent in getting people to come to me.
I ought to recognize this and be more diligent with it.
He is the more diligent of the two.
I am just saying we need to be a little more diligent about this.
He is one of the more diligent and hard working commissioners.
Master was encouraging me to be more diligent.
I am probably more diligent than you are.
I will learn from these cultivation lessons and be more diligent.
You can be more diligent again.
Be more diligent even though that will never get you a promotion.
To motivate us to be more diligent about moving in the right.
This is why I should have been more diligent.
I hear you are much more diligent at rowing than at work.
The Auditor General recommends that the Department be more diligent in the future.
I am no more diligent than he is.
And they are a warning that we must be more diligent in our studies.
We can be more diligent about thinking about what we are consuming and when.
You need to be more diligent.
Be more diligent.
We have to be more diligent.
You are a more diligent student than I thought.
I learned my lesson and have put forth more diligent effort since.
I took you for a more diligent person when solving problems.
According to the cooperative manager, the women are more diligent workers than the men.
But we also need to be more diligent about preventing addiction in the first place.
Prevention methods in hospitals focus on increased hand-washing and more diligent sterilization procedures.
He is more diligent.
Further westwards, the newly captured French island of Malta was under a much more diligent blockade.
You need to be a little more diligent with the moisturizer.
Be more diligent in your undertaking, and you will find success.
They became more and more diligent in their cultivation.
The more diligent you do this, the more efficiently you can control your content marketing.
I got to be more diligent.
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