Sentence examples for fierce capacity from inspiring English sources

Werner Herzog may lack heroes, nowadays, who seem adequate to his fierce capacity for wonder.

Whether or not you agree with her decision to forgive her torturers, it's impossible not to be moved by her fierce capacity for life.

Fierce competition in the capacity market has driven down costs, meaning future capacity has been secured at the lowest price possible".

Such an alliance would help cut costs, but analysts said it would not solve the much larger problems Peugeot and Opel face as a result of excess factory capacity and fierce competition in the European market for mid-price cars.

Ford was slow to notice European drivers switching to diesel engines and still does not have a compact off-roader that can compete with Honda's successful CRV model though Mr Booth could soon plug that gap.But this is a dreadful time to be trying to recover from a position of weakness in the European market, where massive over-capacity fosters fierce price wars.

Holbrooke was a fierce believer in the U.S. capacity for good.

The Court of Protection, which makes health and welfare decisions on behalf of those deemed to lack capacity, has faced fierce criticism for being too secretive.

Dunford also did not rule out a combat role for Nato troops after 2014, particularly in the form of close air support – the planes and helicopters that aid troops caught in fierce fighting, which is a capacity that Afghanistan is only starting to develop.

The fierce party-political competition reduces the capacity for the creation of bi-partisanship or multi-party agreement on an issue as contentious and costly as a revolution in the source of energy, while increasing the likelihood of opportunistic populism.

The F.B.I. was in fierce opposition to New York's having unilateral capacity, and some people there still are.

This gentle, wonky first impression is disarming to many and belies a fierce passion for his cause and the capacity to close the deal.