Sentence examples for a much more fierce from inspiring English sources

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

"There's been a long-standing debate in this country that is usually that much more fierce during times of transition, or when presidents are trying to bring about big changes," Obama told CNN.

The competition is much more fierce.

The competition has become much more fierce and Austin Reed hasn't really moved itself on or been able to update its image or its product offering".

Under regime (R), upstream collusion leads to much more fierce rivalry in non-cooperative output stage.

Google will not only be able to circumvent lengthy partnership agreements with financial institutions but it is also able to cut them out of their system altogether, making competition that much more fierce.

This was a much more even East Midlands derby than the last time these two met when Derby humiliated their fierce rivals 5-0 athehe iPro Stadium in March.

England can be certain that De Villiers will be a much more vocal presence than the studious Amla, whose style was not to everyone's liking in a country where many sportsmen tend to be fairly fierce characters.

A much more literal one.

He is a much more formidable figure.

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