ONE-TIME SHOCK, THEN PROSPERITY The vast majority of electric utilities are fighting a ferocious rearguard action against true deregulation.
The Allied ships were engaged by at least three cruisers and several destroyers and in a ferocious night action, known as the Battle of Sunda Strait, both Perth and Houston were torpedoed and sunk.
The writing is as ferocious as the actions it describes, but coldly so.
In a telecast with action as ferocious as Saturday's was in its final minutes, the FSNY director Joe O'Rourke rarely strayed from the game camera mounted high at center ice.
Of course trade brings losers, and the rise of contemporary Conservatism, with its ferocious enmity to state action to support the incomes, skills and life chances of working-class men and women, in a period of great economic change, laid the foundations of huge anger.
Thirty-eight seconds in which I had been at the heart of every small cameo of action and ferocious display of rage". Meanwhile, the LA Galaxy midfielder suggested that he was "misled" by Reds manager Brendan Rodgers, prior to the Premier League match against United.
All the other downers pressure on prices, indictments for alleged misdeeds of the past, writeoffs, ferocious assaults by class-action lawyers, corporate governance scandals, uncertain monetary policy, rising state taxes are already factored into today's crummy prices.
The action is swift, ferocious, spectacularly choreographed, with bodies careening wildly amid a fusillade of bullets and flying glass.
The pace of sled hockey, of course, is much slower than, say, even the youth games played at Newington Arena, but the action can be ferocious.
