industriousness

They love children, respect industriousness and help those in need.

"Because they are about industriousness," she says of her works.

Given Cash's level of industriousness, count on at least a month.

But the company's innovation and industriousness would not last forever.

Such a policy, he said, should be based on "cooperation, a sense of responsibility and industriousness."

Compiled by journalism students it is a model of industriousness.

There are several areas in which the literature on learned industriousness can be expanded.

Both positive and negative reinforcement are effective in the development of industriousness.

The tradition of industriousness continues today around two industrial zones.

Many hotel workers took the delegates' apparent industriousness as a positive sign.

The long history of man's industriousness on the mountain, in some ways, has even enhanced its allure.

But industriousness, discipline, efficiency do not rank high with most citizens.

In wider culture, the beaver is famed for its industriousness.

All about him, his relatives prepared for the translation, but Control was tired of their industriousness.

The fruits of his industriousness were wealth, happiness, and stability.

A review of the work shows a wide range of quality and industriousness.

Its features include a beaver, that enduring symbol of industriousness.

And along with many other immigrants, they carved out a life for themselves against the odds through their industriousness in this land of opportunity.

"Sacrifice and industriousness will be the features of the new economy," Business Week wrote.

It found that the more successful adults were set apart by industriousness and organization in early adolescence.

Such cottage industriousness is the ruling spirit of the 1997 Biennial.

The Vulcan watched the human cautiously, not misled by her industriousness.

Another character is Germany, former avatar of industriousness and financial solidity.

A national reputation for industriousness enhanced this process considerably.

Until the theory of learned industriousness, effort was generally considered an aversive sensation.