Sentence examples for become more fierce from inspiring English sources

Competition has become more fierce due to the rising globalisation of business markets.

Competition among states and cities to lure businesses in hopes of creating jobs is not new, but it has become more fierce in recent years.

But suspicion of the United States runs deep -- and has only become more fierce in the days since the American bombing of Afghanistan began.

Those struggles appear to have become more fierce in recent months ahead of the Communist Party Congress, which is scheduled to start on Nov. 8 and is expected to produce a new slate of leaders to run China for the next 10 years.

The competition for finite oil resources will only become more fierce, with obvious implications for our national security and our economy.

Moreover, the competition for customers is only going to become more fierce.

### 10 09 A.M. The runners have entered the wide straightaway on Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn where the headwind becomes more fierce.

As an example, "village conflicts" (murakata sōdō) became more fierce in the later part of this period, as the farmers sought to censure the improper acts of village officials and to make the village more democratic.

As competition between the cable and the telephone companies becomes more fierce the sure winners will be the consumers, who will see their monthly bills shrink, and those companies that are able to bring broadband technology to market fastest.

And the burdens on sewer systems are growing as cities become larger and, in some areas, rainstorms become more frequent and fierce.

Subtitled "A play about abandonment and ballroom dancing," 1-2-3 has the fierce dramatic potential to become more fully realized in subsequent productions.