The debate between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, in Philadelphia, was fierce and hostile, and Mrs. Clinton managed to keep her opponent on the defensive for much of it, bludgeoning Mr. Obama for his gaffe about bitter voters and his less savory personal connections.
This news is relayed to Bailey with much fierce muttering and hostile staring at me.
Ground operations of this nature, in Afghanistan's hostile terrain, against an opponent with fierce warrior traditions, could bring significant American casualties.
The offer by Express Scripts is a throwback to the 1980's in two ways: it is a rare hostile bid that could spark a fierce bidding war, and it relies heavily on debt, some $14 billion.
Faced with an increasingly hostile climate of Islamophobia, Muslim women have remained strong, fierce, and unapologetically themselves ― and it's about damn time we had a day to honor their resilience. .
In 2001, Germany succeeded in crushing a draft takeover code after fierce lobbying by German companies, including BASF, Siemens and Volkswagen, that feared exposure to hostile takeover bids.
Hand-axes could have had a dual function in confrontational scavenging, since the latter would inevitably involve hostile interactions with competing scavengers (including predators larger and fiercer than their modern equivalents).
It is fierce, it is harsh, and it is unrelenting - as if some tiny, hostile, inhospitable, distant planet decided to pack it in and move to Chad.
At the start of the play, Lady Macbeth receives a letter that her husband, a legendarily fierce Scottish general, has sent from the front, where he has helped save Scotland from a hostile takeover by the King of Norway.
The country's chancellor, Angela Merkel, has emerged as one of Mr Putin's fiercest critics in the West.The transformation of Mr Putin from an uneasy business partner into today's hostile neighbour has been slow but steady.
