Sentence examples for ferocious price from inspiring English sources

What happened when his ferocious price war tried to blow away the Telegraph, Guardian and Indy?

Procter & Gamble began selling Pampers throughout China last October, setting off a ferocious price war.

Analysts said Nokia was being hurt by the slowing global economy, ferocious price competition and a weak portfolio of smartphones.

Some commodities have endured ferocious price falls: oil peaked at $115 a barrel in June, and by early December was trading at around $70 a barrel.

Consumers and businesses will benefit from a ferocious price war in parcel delivery this Christmas, as couriers continue to add capacity in an overcrowded market.

The discount retailer has had trouble meeting modest sales targets despite extended hours and ferocious price cuts -- like 70percentt off its gold and diamond jewelry.

As for rival e-commerce sites, some found themselves struggling to survive in the face of Amazon's ferocious price-cutting.

Asda has loaded the cannon for another salvo in the increasingly ferocious supermarket price war.

The price pressure "is ferocious," said the company's chief financial officer, Jan Hommen.

What these children don't realise is that the film is at the centre of a ferocious debate about 3D ticket pricing that threatens to derail 3D film-making altogether.

With hard commodities prices on a ferocious upward path, their soft counterparts have not strayed far behind.