Sentence examples for fierce professional from inspiring English sources

A fierce professional pride burns in him, and a huge determination to see his side win, be it club or country.

The children of fathers with East European origins, Mr. Bacanovic and Ms. Stewart, 65, combined fierce professional ambition with a keen appreciation for the rewards that high society can confer.

If you happen to fall into the latter category, you may have some additional work that you have to do to demonstrate that you are in fact fierce, professional, amazing.

Since the Eighties, in this country, our flagship newspaper La Repubblica has been in a fierce professional and business competition with Il Corriere della Sera.

Much of this activity was part of a fierce personal and professional rivalry between two men, Othniel Marsh, and Edward Cope, which has become known as the Bone Wars.

What drove our equality movement forward was initiatives from local activists, often in the teeth of fierce opposition from "professional" LGBT organizations and their Democratic Party allies.

"Anyone over 50 in teaching is invisible" However, like much of the current job market, competition is fierce and being a professional with years of experience under your belt isn't necessarily an advantage.

Barclays and Per Scholas inherently knew that cybersecurity professionals required fierce attention to detail, quick thinking and problem-solving skills — all similar to security professionals.

With memories, some from long ago, at the heart of many reports that priests committed sexual abuse, the appointment to a national lay board of a prominent psychiatrist who has crusaded against the validity of repressed memories has upset victims' groups and reignited a fierce debate among psychiatric professionals.

Rivaldo, unrepentant in the face of increasingly fierce criticism from fellow professionals and the watching world, is facing a paltry £1,000 fine for his play-acting at the end of Brazil's victory over Turkey, whose officials are urging Fifa to drop the errant referee Kim Young-joo for "killing 70m Turks".

But it was their fierce rivalry, more redolent of professional boxing than middle-distance running, that transformed their clashes at the Olympics into unmissable events.