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Adjective(1) marked by care and persistent effort,hard(2) marked by care and persistent effort(3) hard

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(1) You can never quite relax, even with the most assiduous efforts at procrastination.(2) It is something of a myth that detectives solve crimes by assiduous collection of evidence.(3) Yet the result of this assiduous attention to presentation was that the image became too self-conscious.(4) Some middle managers are assiduous in protecting their territory.(5) I accept that Larry could have been more assiduous in his search.(6) The manager has the right to expect that his workers will be careful and assiduous .(7) The member is being a very assiduous local member.(8) For the assiduous trekker who throws away the route map you can find a watering hole with rich across-the-pond life.(9) The leaders of the tribe began the assiduous task of sending the entire clan under miles of glacial ice, silently hoping to avoid catastrophe.(10) This process was backed up by some assiduous courting of those u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510inferioru251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb partners even before they formally acceded.(11) The programme is assiduous in emphasising its Celtic credentials.(12) Great advances were achieved in people's lives simply by the work of an assiduous and committed group of women on a massive scale.(13) After a decade or so of assiduous tweezering, the brow hairs will indeed be discouraged and will not grow back.(14) He was assiduous in his support for the subject.(15) The early days of the Orchestra required assiduous fundraising efforts by its supporters, sometimes at considerable cost to themselves.(16) His spin doctors have been so assiduous in building images of him that the real man has remained invisible behind them.