Sentence examples for although fierce from inspiring English sources

The Aylesbury is heading towards a similar fate, although fierce opposition is doing its best to stop it.

Bell's sole remaining area of dominance is providing services to businesses and governments, although fierce competition from Telus in that segment has lowered its profitability.

For each pair of shoes cleaned, he charges $0.10, although fierce competition from other boys means some clients bargain the price down to as little as $0.05.

Much is made of the fact that Ayatollah Khomeini, although fierce in his condemnations of Israel, met early on after 1979 with Jewish leaders, and promised the community protection.

Although fierce competition has driven down the cost of mobile calls within national borders to a few cents a minute, the cost of using a mobile phone abroad is still sky-high.

Although fierce in his beliefs – he was committed to the Labour party and many causes for social justice – he was also a man of great patience, kindness and serenity, who could be reduced to tears over his favourite piece of Schubert.

Although the fierce competition between Walmart and Amazon is occurring in all areas, to get the technological edge Walmart has to succeed in San Bruno.

In the US the federally determined minimum wage is US$7.25 (less than A$10 an hour) although a fierce fight to increase it to $15 has led to an increase in some states.

Although the fierce ease with which capitalism husks humanity is one of his main concerns, though debris (emotional and material) is one of his chief preoccupations, and though rupture is the texture that most attracts his eye, his vision is not devoid of either tenderness or hope.

Although a fierce storm soon destroyed the harbour that supplied the American beaches, the harbour supplying the British beaches remained operational for seven months.

Although a fierce military crackdown on El Salvador's two main warring gangs has chipped away at violent crime in the last year, this tiny Central American nation remains one of the most dangerous places on Earth, with a per capita homicide rate more than 15 times that of the United States.