Sentence examples for fierce predicted from inspiring English sources

If the negotiators provide few details when they announce the agreement and discuss the framework only in private with U.S. lawmakers, "the terms will leak, and the debate will be fierce," predicted Cliff Kupchan, an Iran specialist and chairman of the Eurasia Group risk consulting firm.

Hurricane Sandy was every bit as fierce as predicted.

He estimated the cost, excluding land purchase, at between £3bn and £4bn over a building programme lasting 10 to 15 years, and predicted fierce local opposition.

He predicted fierce opposition from the insurance industry, oil and gas companies, student lenders and banks, saying: "I know they're gearing up for a fight as we speak.

Some of these decisions concerned issues where court-watchers had predicted fierce battles most notably abortion, the death penalty and religious freedom.Dramas in the wingsBut none of this means that the court will cease to be a lightning rod.

The campaign missed its target, as its fierce critics had predicted it would.

Fierce resistance is predicted by some who are so ingrained in the status-quo.

By John Updike The weatherpersons on television, always eager for ratings-boosting disasters, had predicted a fierce autumn storm for New England, with driving rain and high winds.

The two sides do not offer strikingly different strategies to turn the company around, said analysts, who predicted a fierce battle in coming weeks for investors' votes.

The weatherpersons on television, always eager for ratings-boosting disasters, had predicted a fierce autumn storm for New England, with driving rain and high winds.

This is reality.' " The weatherpersons on television, always eager for ratings-boosting disasters, had predicted a fierce autumn storm for New England, with driving rain and high winds.