Sentence examples for fierce ongoing from inspiring English sources
At this moment in a fierce, ongoing debate over the future of gun policy in the United States, the voice of high school senior Emma Gonzalez seems to boom louder than those of the National Rifle Association and President Trump.
There follows a dance of gaudy melancholy, a masque of hearty and falsely cheerful military nostalgia that reveals the implicit horrors of patriotic gore as forthrightly as archival battlefield footage — and does so with the fierce, ongoing implication of Ozu's contemporaries in the immoral, conventional attitudes that resulted in those horrors.
Last October, amid a fierce ongoing feud between Mexico and France over Mexico's refusal to extradite a French woman convicted, along with her boyfriend, of kidnapping three Mexicans, Congress passed a bill upping the penalty for kidnappers to twenty-five to forty-five years in jail if they used violence or have worked as police officers, and to life in prison if they killed their victims.
But fierce ongoing scrutiny of the issue has brought to light a number of contacts, including some involving members of Trump's own family.
Their situations are emblematic of a fierce, ongoing debate about how best to close the yawning gap that exists between the test scores of rich and poor kids.
Los Angeles architects say the battle remains fierce and ongoing.
"Does Bindel not know the difference between workers defending our rights and bosses defending their profits?" The debate around sex work and trafficking is fierce and ongoing.
"Fierce fighting is ongoing now, and some of the checkpoints are under heavy attack.
Fitch said it was unlikely that "the ongoing fierce competition and substantial price pressure" will abate in the near term.
This five-part series tells the story of how theoretical physicists at Stanford helped develop the String Theory Landscape – and in the process sparked a fierce and still ongoing debate about what science is and what it should be.
"Fierce fighting is ongoing".
