Sentence examples for becomes more ferocious from inspiring English sources

Ms. Waterston's Gena, who is eager to get the party going but the first to try to rein things in when it starts reeling out of control, grows dithery and confused as the joshing bitchery becomes more ferocious.

To counteract this one-way, feudal system of financial gains, he suggests that we become more ferocious agents of our own informational resources.

At one stage, as the fighting became more ferocious, Moulton drove his Warrior down what the platoon had dubbed "mortar mile".

(In addition, hurricanes draw their energy from the warm surface waters of the oceans; as sea surface temperatures rise, storms are expected to become more ferocious, and, since higher temperatures also produce evaporation, storms will drop more rain).

It is probably true to say that, in the late-19th century, the Catholic church became more ferocious in its perception of heretical threat than it had been since the time of Luther.

Global warming could inundate Louisiana's wetlands as sea levels rise and hurricanes become more ferocious.

But now that my three kids are in their teens, with the oldest one going to college in the fall, the competition only seems to have become more ferocious.

Mama bears get more ferocious with age.

At the same time, price competition has become steadily more ferocious.

And as American cities boomed after the civil war, swollen with immigrants from southern and eastern Europe, the campaigners' hatred of alcohol became steadily more ferocious.

The political minefield of South African rugby means the desire to raise the "targets" or "quotas" of black or Coloured players in a Springbok XV will soon become even more ferocious.