hard-working

The three men were knowledgeable, responsible, and hard-working, but what stands out even more is the intensity of their commitment to the search.

This is an ambitious and hard-working book that incorporates reference to a huge range of theoretical perspectives.

They are nice, hard-working people, yet they live in misery, they are told.

When would there be another gathering of such hard-working delegates, with so much public attention, and afterwards, so great a claim to popular mandate?

He is perhaps not a very strong man, but he is hard-working, wellinformed, and fair-minded.

The message of the poem, stated in the last stanza, is clear : learn from the blacksmith to fashion each ' ' burning thought and deed ' ' into a solid, honest, hard-working life.

This was a hard-working body.

The hard-working mutualist patient uses his illness and suffering to create something - a narrative that bears witness to his experience or a tool in his struggle with suffering.

Thus, in an effort to become a hard-working minstrel and build a band, he endlessly tried to break the mould of his songs and make every rendition original.

We are hard-working, unpaid people, who have very many years of experience behind us.

They consist of hard-working men, who give their leisure hours to doing this work for the country.

Surely he should realise that it is the responsibility of government to ensure that justice is done to these hard-working, part-time students.

We confidently predict that we will hear of yet higher taxes, yet more burdens on hard-working families and yet higher council tax levels.

There are therefore no bold reforms on education, only plans to hit hard-working families with top-up fees for university students.

That is deeply distressing both for her and for her hard-working and respectable family, who have also been ostracised by the community.