Sentence examples for because of their fierce from inspiring English sources

Cooperation among the exchanges has also been difficult because of their fierce competition.

Lower's pioneering historical writings, which were peppered with lively social commentary, witticisms, and anecdotes, aroused controversy yet were widely read because of their fierce nationalistic persuasion.

Because of their fierce courage, America is safer, two terror regimes are gone forever, and more than 50 million souls now live in freedom".

We were watching the fireworks, which had been postponed because of a fierce rainstorm the night before.

And just how relevant is this approach, more than 45 years after Radio 1 first went on air? George Ergatoudis, who, as head of music at Radio 1 and Radio 1 Xtra, is the chair of this conference, says that artists are left off the playlist not because of their age – but because of the fierce competition they face.

Banks are reluctant to lend or give guarantees because of their own tougher capital regulations, while fierce competition means firms cannot raise prices, as they normally have done, to build capital coming out of a recession.The pressure on them to cut costs and wage packets is immense.

This was partly because the competition was fierce and partly because some of their opponents played brilliantly.

Mr. Leonard suggested adding the word "movement" largely because of his fierce support of civil rights.

But the ban was never renewed because of the fierce opposition of the N.R.A.

This was partly because of a fierce local resistance to change.

In America such older drugs have tiny margins because of the fierce competition from makers of unbranded "generic" copies.