more diligent

“I just hope that the media becomes more diligent, more honest, frankly — because if they’re not going to be honest, it’s going to be much tougher to bring our country back,” Trump said.

“We are not impacted directly by those challenges, but certainly, as a member of the city family, the expectation is that we are going to be even more diligent in ensuring that we are investing the ratepayer dollars in the most responsible fashion,” Collins said.

The DSA aims to give people in the EU greater protections online, with VLOPs facing what the European Commission calls more "diligent content moderation."

The past controversy over the posts made Portland more diligent about vetting him.

For example, doctors can be more diligent about confirming that bacteria, not viruses, are behind a patient's infection before prescribing antibiotics, said Dr. Shruti Gohil, a lead investigator of four INSPIRE-ASP Trials, federally funded research aimed at improving hospitals' antibiotic use.