Sentence examples for ever more fiercely from inspiring English sources

In the new century theater will have to compete ever more fiercely for public attention and public dollars.

All the passengers looked to the skyscrapers of Manhattan, Hans says, as "their surfaces brightened ever more fiercely with the sunlight".

That constraint, along with the lingering wound of the theft, has imposed rare challenges for the Gardner as today's museums compete ever more fiercely for donors and visitors.

Afterwards, as I wafted in and out of sleep, I would cling ever more fiercely to my pillow, my house, my street, my place in the world.

They include brazenly partisan private TV channels and others that strive to be honest and even-handed amid a disinformation war that rages ever more fiercely as the country's political crisis deepens.

"OF COURSE I'm all in favour of clean energy, especially wind power, but…" That is a familiar opening gambit in a new sort of political storm, raging ever more fiercely in corners of the world where electric power comes, or may soon come, from flashing blades rather than blazing furnaces.The odd thing about conflicts over wind is that, usually, each side claims to be greener than the other.

Indeed, city centre closures resulting from noise regulations, bar culture and the post-internet habits of millennials have forced nights to ever-more fiercely compete against each other in an increasingly difficult climate.

Females mate promiscuously, forcing males to compete even more fiercely.

No tennis player has ever focussed more fiercely on the job at hand.

The housing market is still on fire, burning more fiercely than ever.

At that point, the arena could be set for the satellite-cable battle to continue more fiercely than ever.