diligence

Nothing had been seen or heard of the diligence on the way.

The president will thank the commission members for their diligence.

"And these families seemed to take due diligence before they did so."

"We all have to do our own due diligence along the way."

It's also possible they were just doing their due diligence.

But she could not keep up such diligence without more sleep.

It was half an hour later when their diligence paid off.

Can the student, with all the diligence and good will in the world, hope to live up to his models?

"We will have to look at that as part of our due diligence."

It was taking all of her strength to hold Diligence on course.

"You must know why you're not sitting on the box of the diligence."

"They would only let us in for one day of due diligence," he said.

"People were doing due diligence and this came up in the process," he said.

But in the meantime we will work on her with diligence and love.

Point out the diligence of our search, the help that this new information has given us.

The diligence service declined but in 1871 there was still one a day.

Nothing much apparently, for a minute or two later the diligence was once more on its way.

"The decision to do so is an example of bad faith, not due diligence."

We'd still be quite a long way away if not for his diligence."

I think the answer is, after due diligence, we will be looking at expansion.

With more diligence than hope, in fact, for it was not a promising case.

At every step, agents of government had done their jobs with diligence and care.

The two are so close that it takes diligence not to mistake them.

The following are areas where you'll need to perform due diligence.

Similar evidence may be used to support the assertion of diligence.