Sentence examples for a more fierce from inspiring English sources

Harrington showed more mobility, appeared more knowledgeable and seemed to be a more fierce competitor.

The latest series of lawsuits, Mr. Chrocziel said, is part of a broader pattern of rising litigiousness in the mobile phone industry, caused by the increasing technological complexity of the devices and a more fierce business environment among handset makers.

Santander has installed its own top management into Abbey since completing the deal and Abbey's domestic rivals are now waiting to find out whether it will become a more fierce competitor on the high street.

His funeral drew three thousand people, including Vice-President Joseph Biden, a longtime colleague in the Senate, who said, "No state has ever had a more fierce defender of that state's way of life than Ted Stevens".

"Australia and South Africa have a more fierce system.

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Lead singer Gomez said, "The video is very different from any other video that I've done," and added, "it has a lot more fierce clothes and a lot of fun colors".

Some 40,000 people died because of that eruption — it was a much more fierce event, and in a much more populated place.

That could have been a reference to China, what with the inclusion of crimson satin dresses in the show, or it could have been a way to suggest these clothes were a bit more fierce.

I'm sure we're going to have a few more fierce competitions and fierce games against them this season".

Competition in the streaming set-top device market is getting a lot more fierce, and I can't help but wonder if this wasn't a pre-emptive move designed with Apple's rumored Apple TV SDK in mind, though word is that will be delayed likely until at least fall.