Sentence examples for be fierce at from inspiring English sources

But budget battles during the coming year are likely to be fierce at both the state and federal levels.

Meanwhile, the Panthers' road win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers – achieved without injured quarterback Cam Newton – suggests that the competition could once again be fierce at the top of the NFC South.

Now, British universities and their boards "are saying, 'O.K., fine, we'll look wherever we can find the talent.' " Gillian Evans, a history professor at Cambridge, cites a "talent vacuum" for administrators in Britain, possibly compounded by the wish to bypass internal politics, which can be fierce at ancient institutions like Cambridge.

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Competition for places is fierce at the handful of schools where classes are taught in English.

Second, competition is fierce at the high end of the market, keeping consumers interested.

While condemnations have been fierce at home, the article has drawn some praise in British publications for stimulating debate.

Competition from civilian employers is fierce at the moment, and the northern industrial towns that traditionally supplied men are in decline.

And while the pressure on the federal government to hold the line on rising budgets is fierce, at the state and local level it is even more so.

Over a decade at Madrid, Ramos has had his cheerleaders but he has also faced criticism and it has been fierce at times, pointed and political too – "when you get hit here, you get hit hard," he says – but he wins them over in the end.

"The competition within the squad is fierce at the moment, and it is making training that much more intense.