Sentence examples for fierce and expensive from inspiring English sources
Obama and McCain waged a fierce and expensive contest.
Mr. Brown and Ms. Warren are locked in a fierce and expensive race that could be critical to party control of the Senate.
It also seeks to lift a ban on oil drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a proposal that has sparked a fierce and expensive lobbying war.
He denied he was staying in the race to take revenge on Romney, who squashed Gingrich with a fierce and expensive ad blitz in Florida.
By comparison with the other evangelists (who were his competitors in what became a fierce and expensive competition for Sunday-morning air time), Falwell is the most sober and conventional of preachers.
Control of the Senate may already be determined, but a Democratic incumbent and a Republican challenger in Louisiana are locked in a fierce and expensive runoff campaign for the 100th seat.
The moves by governors, legislators and citizens' groups have been spurred by judicial contests that have been more fierce and more expensive than ever.
But momentum is growing to rein in aggressive politicking by judicial candidates, spurred on by last year's judicial elections, which were fiercer and more expensive than ever.
Those like Mrs. Rivera find life difficult in Mountain View: the competition for work is fierce, housing is expensive and cuts in government services are pending as the city tries to balance its budget.
