Sentence examples for fierce problems from inspiring English sources

Instead of the broad competition, opportunities, and stimuli to new investment throughout industry that would come from the merging of three or four great industrial areas, the smaller grouping will present special opportunities for only a few British industries, and fierce problems for a few others.

And fierce problems with Russia, whose president Victor Petrov (would any Russian president really have those initials?) is due shortly to visit, with interesting developments for Underwood's wife (Wright); and a Republican Congress is blocking his every move; and his ratings are disastrous; and he's lost his chief of staff.

One of the most fierce problems we see on global and local levels is the inability to deal with conflict and major differences.

Nor will the millions of people who have moved to Phoenix (average July highs 40 degrees centigrade) going to give up their air conditioning without a very fierce fight.Given those problems, and the even larger problems of what to do about the billions of people who emit nothing because they currently have nothing, abatement would seem to be an obvious avenue to pursue.

Big local banks in emerging markets, such as ICBC in China, Itaú in Brazil and ICICI in India, also began to build out cross-border operations.If mismanagement and fierce competition were problems before the crisis, the regulatory backlash after it has been brutal.

And whereas normal research papers tend to focus solely on the science, science autobiographies rather reveal the extent to which research practices are pervaded ('infected') by the dynamics of the socio-cultural world, for instance in the form of political convictions, intimate relationships, psychic problems, fierce competition and personal ambitions.

For our people to say, 'Gee whiz, so far, so good, no problem -- ' " Fierce shook his head emphatically.

But now Ali faced the problem of fierce resistance in advancing through the Dollar Quarter.

Several popular ranking exercises of institutions and universities have received fierce criticism; a key problem is suboptimal accounting for institutional size [4] [6].

To what extent did his oft-noted brash and fierce personality contribute to his problems?

The emphasis on the fierce struggle just creates the problems in the theory that do not exist in reality.