Even Julia Child didn't want to cook like Julia Child toward the end, abandoning her once-fierce preference for homemade mayonnaise in favor of Hellman's.
That does not seem to be the preference of Mr. Trump, who values fierce loyalty and loves competition among his staff the way he loves TV.
The growing assertion of the Christian south is provoking fierce doctrinal arguments, too, often over their preference for literal readings of the Bible and a conservative view on social issues.
Having never been paired with the Warriors on Magic Weekend before, with preference previously given to derbies, this fiercest of battles was a perfect showpiece to the final day at the Etihad Stadium, and it lived up to the billing.
His preference for challenging, offbeat roles, and his fierce resistance to playing conventional romantic leads, have established him, at 37, as the most venturesome actor of his generation.
Based on this relationship, companies could get preferential policies, like financing, tax preference, etc. and survive in a fierce market competition.
Since theory suggests that these plants have more pronounced discriminatory preferences, a stronger competition effect in these plants would further substantiate that fierce competition limits taste-based employer discrimination.
Faced with fierce competition in marketplaces, manufacturers need to determine the appropriate settings of engineering characteristics of the new products so that the best customer preferences of the products can be obtained.
The competition is fierce.
They met fierce resistance.
