Sentence examples for fierce adversary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ellison, known as a fierce adversary, has used the case to attack Léo Apotheker, SAP's former chief executive and now chief executive of Hewlett-Packard.

That erotic attraction can be a fierce adversary is illustrated with electrifying aplomb by these two remarkable dancers in a breathtaking duet that begins at high intensity and builds from there.

Wenger, a fierce adversary for Ferguson during his early days at Highbury, joked he was "fearing the worst" before the release of the book, which the Arsenal manager maintains he still has not had time to read.

Pakistan's Supreme Court is causing further trouble for the prime minister, threatening to remove him from office for failing to comply with court orders to reopen long-ago corruption cases against President Asif Ali Zardari, himself a fierce adversary of the military.

Now Dwayne Bravo, another key figure in West Indies T20 success but the board's longest and most fierce adversary, has added fuel to the flames with his own scathing attack on Cameron during an interview with CNC3, a Trinidad and Tobago television network.

The marches underscored the likelihood that California will be a fierce adversary if Trump follows through on his campaign promises to deport thousands of immigrants and build a massive wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. .

The brothers were indicted in February 1999 and have since become fierce adversaries.

Yet for a pair of companies that are such fierce adversaries, Microsoft and AOL actually compete very little -- at least today.

He and Mr. Khodorkovsky were fierce adversaries on at least one signficant topic: proposed production-sharing agreements, which would have allowed foreign companies to take part in energy ventures that share the work and the profits.

At the time, the Chinese leader, Mao Zedong, had been looking to improve relations with the United States, though the countries were on opposing sides in the Vietnam War and had been fierce adversaries since the Communist takeover of China in 1949.

However, Richards showed a cool head, escaping Mark Percival's tackle to touch down in the corner for his second of the afternoon and settle the 230th meeting between these two fierce adversaries.