Sentence examples for far more furious from inspiring English sources

Turnover at the foundation was at a far more furious pace than that at Berkshire Hathaway, the source of its new riches.

After his fourth win, a bloody decision over a journeyman, Foreman decided that Kozlowski's style, which worked well at the tactical, elegant amateur level, wouldn't work in brawling professional fights, where the bouts were longer and the combination punching far more furious.

By doing so, they abrogate media freedoms and give themselves more power over the press, which is far more dangerous than furious demonstrations and burned embassies.Odero OkothNairobiSIR – Governments did protect freedom of expression by not persecuting or prosecuting newspapers that published the cartoons.

The farmers say they felt far more than resentful; they were furious.

agents had used similar investigative tactics in several other gun-trafficking cases dating back to the Bush administration, though Fast and Furious involved far more weapons.

Among them, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has adopted a far more bellicose stance against residents who are furious about his plans to raze a park in the middle of Istanbul.

"They are furious because he valued our way of life far more than Celebrity Center sex trash," wrote Duncan.

The state government is furious, too, because it has it has done far more to rein in the industry than Labor.

The hastily put-together hour that's replaced it, which takes Brexit as its subject, is far more than an adequate substitute: it's a hilarious, bumbling, impotent, furious tirade against what Britain is becoming.

China's online public is ever more furious about a parade of corrupt officials, whose stories are far more compelling than any statistics.

Trump has separately been reported as having been furious when he found out that the US had expelled far more Russians than Germany or France, who each ordered four Russian officials to leave.