Sentence examples for be more fierce from inspiring English sources

"When I was in the United States, their highway police seemed to be more fierce than Thai police.

"She has done that so faithfully and brilliantly in all of her work, but in these stories she narrows down the range in order to be more fierce with the material.

"In the short term, competition will be more fierce, especially when international brands are launching low-cost vehicles," he says.

Competition is likely to be more fierce in the 7in category where the basic £159 Nook HD, featuring 8GB of storage, will compete against similarly priced offerings from Amazon, Kobo and Elonex as well as Asus's Google-branded Nexus 7 tablet.

The competition has never been more fierce.

Each day, she was more fierce, each day more beautiful.

Competition for jobs has never been more fierce.

Delicate mangroves that protect coastal ecologies are being destroyed; cyclones are more fierce and frequent.

Mr. Windia agreed: "We have always had stress in Bali, but now the source of our stress is more fierce.

Customers are willing to pay a premium for the shiniest devices, while competition is more fierce among more easily produced, lower-end ones.

Between alternative rooms, theaters and bar showcases, competition among clubs, which typically depend on covers and two-drink minimums, has never been more fierce.