Sentence examples for be fierce that from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, one may think, the gryphon must exist in some way, if it is to be fierce; that if it can be said not to exist, then it the thing about which the speaker is speaking must exist in some one way but not in some other; and, most of all, that if it is to be implicated in the causal network, it certainly must exist or else it could not stand in a causal relation to anything at all.
In areas such as Idlib, where fighting has been fierce, that figure is much lower.
But as I said, the competition will be fierce in that class, while Fords Thunderbird stands alone.
But the competition continues to be fierce for that award.
"True, but the competition for authentic New Orleans music is fierce that time of year — " "So you can't go through life without planning".
Yesterday countryside protection groups warned that resistance to wind farms would be fierce and that planning delays, public inquiries and protests were inevitable.
IT IS customary nowadays for management gurus to preach that competition is fiercer than ever.
Cathy Rainone of WVIT commented that Knowles was "fiercer than ever" during the shows.
Analysts expect the competition to be fierce, considering that the new federal health care legislation lowers payments to Medicare Advantage plans by $145 billion over the next 10 years.
I understand competition is fierce and that often times in order to "thrive", you believe that first you have to "survive".
