Sentence examples for ever more fierce from inspiring English sources
But Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, the likeliest candidates to provide it, will not risk it without firm American backing.Meanwhile, the daily duels between Iraq's armed forces and American aircraft grow ever more fierce.
In the current boom, the perennial resentment is growing ever more fierce: tenants will do nearly anything to hold on to their units, and landlords have sometimes resorted to criminal, and cartoonish, measures to get them out.
That means the competition for basic operating grants will become ever more fierce and anarchic.
The conflict in eastern Ukraine is ever more fierce.
The arguments against them grow ever more fierce -- as if kids' lives were already being wrecked, that useful experimentation were already being suppressed, and that schools were being forced to descend from their current level of excellence to study "informational texts" like tax codes which will drive Langston Hughes and Emily Dickinson out of the curriculum.
His funeral drew three thousand people, including Vice-President Joseph Biden, a longtime colleague in the Senate, who said, "No state has ever had a more fierce defender of that state's way of life than Ted Stevens".
But the rain last night was more fierce than ever," added Deng, who reportedly dodged death by hiding under a pole.
Retail chains selling multiple varieties of phones and network packages blossomed along high streets in the 1990s, but with margins squeezed and competition more fierce than ever, network operators have an incentive to cut out the middlemen and sell through their own outlets.
Industrial needs are becoming always more complex pushed by an ever more demanding market and an increasingly fierce competition.
