Sentence examples for fierce plans from inspiring English sources

He is full of fierce plans for those squeezing the middle classes from above.

With three days to prepare for the next round, Van Gundy could come up with a fierce game plan that might give Sprewell the best opportunity to slow down Philadelphia's Allen Iverson.

Labour accused the government of being in retreat after the fierce opposition to plans to bring in private providers to the NHS and forestry.

Parents at a south London primary school have launched a fierce campaign against plans for secondary pupils to be brought into the same building for two years.

Yet, competition for talent and investments is fierce and investment plans are limited by tight regulations that restrict the stakes of foreign firms in certain industries, including natural resources.

In areas such as Swansea and Newport there is fierce opposition to plans for new sites.

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Yesterday countryside protection groups warned that resistance to wind farms would be fierce and that planning delays, public inquiries and protests were inevitable.

Newspapers glutted themselves on advertising from promoters calling for subscribers to their schemes.Share prices shot up, peaking in 1845, even as the amounts of capital being committed to the industry made competition ever fiercer and business plans ever rosier.

But these plans have fierce critics on all sides.

Myners quit in May after encountering fierce resistance to his plans.