Sentence examples for change fiercely from inspiring English sources

The change, fiercely controversial, amounts to a batting revolution of sorts.

We resist change fiercely.

And there will be places, like Iran, where change is fiercely suppressed.

Although this change was fiercely resisted by the no-difference school of advocates, members of the commission said they were just trying to be fair to both sexes.

Using the Re of the continuous phase, we set up the phenomenological relation between flow patterns and mass transfer performance that the mass transfer rate increases sharply after Rec reaching around 450 where the flow pattern change into fiercely dispersed flow at the mode of perpendicular flow.

The change was fiercely opposed by Pacific Environment's partners, who said it would expose Russia's pristine forests to unchecked logging and sharply raise the chance of wildfires.

The changes are fiercely opposed by the farming lobby, with AgForce organising a protest against them later this week.

I was relieved he was out of the suburbs, especially Redmond, changed so fiercely by Microsoft, transformed into a corporate headquarters, indistinguishable from the brand.

Still, the experience has changed this fiercely independent woman who arrived in the United States from her native Haiti as a teenager with limited English.

At the very least, the period is likely to go up to 41 years, but this change will be fiercely contested.

Any move that undermines the UK's environmental commitments and targets on tackling climate change will be fiercely resisted by green groups.