Sentence examples for ever fiercer from inspiring English sources
The new tech media companies competition for hits is getting ever fiercer.
Instead, the competition for time and attention becomes ever fiercer, and the market ever more fragmented.
The latest iPhone launch is crucial for Apple, which has seen sales of the device slip amid ever fiercer competition.
For years the format has been showing its age, and for both King and CNN the competition has been growing ever fiercer.
They are also facing ever fiercer competition at home and abroad, which makes them increasingly sensitive to costs including the costs of regulation and tax.
Newspapers glutted themselves on advertising from promoters calling for subscribers to their schemes.Share prices shot up, peaking in 1845, even as the amounts of capital being committed to the industry made competition ever fiercer and business plans ever rosier.
However, due to the rigid requirements on complete information, these models are inapt to support decisions in the early stages (such as the project biding stage) that have been acknowledged more and more critical in the ever fierce market.
In today's ever-fiercer kulturkampf, I identify with art forms more traditional than avant-garde, and language usage more standard than common.
Still, whether they, or Europeans in general, will accept the same when it comes to ever-fiercer competition for investment and jobs remains unclear.If football is leading the politicians anywhere, it is towards more mixing.
But how unified can the party be in 2004 if he is its candidate?As his grip on the nomination has tightened, the Stop-Dean machine has gone into overdrive, with ever-fiercer attacks on his temperament, veracity and electability.
A slowdown in its established markets, volatile prices for raw material and ever-fiercer competition from Asia have posed serious problems for the European manufacturers who dominate in Milan.
