It's now evidently rethought the value of offering even higher-priced consumer cloud storage — doubtless as a consequence of fierce competition in the space with tech giants including Google, Dropbox, Microsoft and Amazon all duking it out to onboard as many consumers as possible.
Ministers have to defend their decisions and the consequences in fierce debate with MPs.
Conrad's prose is the imaginative result of his multifarious seafaring; Rimbaud's feats of imperial capitalism are the consequence of his poetry, the fierce accusations of a lost boy endlessly rewriting his vanished father's career.
But the consequence is a roster full of fierce competitors, who win more often than they lose.
Since their inception in the Great Depression, minimum wage laws have prompted a fierce debate about unintended consequences: Do wage hikes force businesses to lay off workers?
The decision is also likely to provoke a fierce multimillion-pound legal contest with far-reaching consequences for Britain's transport policy.
The measure is the latest turn in a fierce turf war with potential life-or-death consequences for the estimated 68,000 Americans who are currently waiting for a heart, lung, liver, kidney or pancreas.
Increased aerial surveillance, border fencing and patrols have all met with fierce opposition from Mexican officials, who have threatened legal and diplomatic consequences at each turn, particularly in regards to fencing and patrols.
As a logical consequence, new plates would no longer display département numbers.Yet this was to underestimate the fierce attachment of the French to their départements, first created after the 1789 revolution.
They face fierce opposition from environmentalists worried both about the local effects of fracking and the climate consequences of investment in fossil fuels.
