Sentence examples for a fierce degree from inspiring English sources
The goal was to become the world-record holder in the seven-ball backcross, a juggling feat with a fierce degree of difficulty that he achieved earlier this year.
Nominations in general are a highly contested affair, in which potential candidates are commonly scrutinized to a fierce degree, with their every previous hearing, opinion, or dissent dissected by opposing politicians to find any opportunity to throw the nomination out or veto.
She is not a fierce devotee of fine degrees of performance, nor is she a massive aficionado of characters developing in unexpected ways.
This question has been pushed to the centre in large degree by a fierce, multimillion-dollar Russian PR campaign that hinges on leaked, very partial, and misleading reports from a military observer from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) that claimed Georgia responded militarily in South Ossetia without sufficient provocation by Russia.
Know what loves 99% humidity and a fierce heat that surges to 112 degrees Fahrenheit?
Derrida's honorary Cambridge degree, awarded in 1992, provoked a fierce debate and an outbreak of caricaturing, as well as spirited defences.
However, should temperatures unexpectedly exceed 1,600 degrees C, the carbon coating will release dangerous radioactive isotopes into the helium gas, and at 2,000 degrees C the carbon would ignite, creating a fierce, Chernobyl-type graphite fire.
Indeed, the vote in Catalonia was overshadowed by a fierce political debate over whether the region should be granted a greater degree of autonomy after a disputed ruling by Spain's constitutional court over the issue.
— a Fierce Fabulous Female.
But a fierce nationalism lingers.
