Sentence examples for fierce pursuit from inspiring English sources

The fierce pursuit of success once figured in the plotlines of American fiction, too.

Retailers do not expect Vodafone to go in fierce pursuit of iPhone customers.

Perhaps the best example of that has been Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty's fierce pursuit of Huntingdon, once the world's second-largest biomedical testing lab.

An examination of Mr. Hollander's case, based on a review of court documents and interviews with people involved in the investigation, provides a lens into the government's aggressive crackdown on insider trading and fierce pursuit of Mr. Cohen over the last decade.

After a brief but fierce pursuit that was almost derailed by a disagreement over money with his former team, the Denver Broncos, the Jets acquired Tebow, whose unorthodox quarterback style has divided football coaches and executives even as his public displays of faith have earned him a fervent fan following.

In a July 29 , 2013opinion piece ("Where to Put the Obama Library"), the Chicago Tribune wrote, With no insult to Hawaii's [sic] respect for the life of the mind, it's fair to say that very few people go there in fierce pursuit of book learning.

The more serious the leak, the fiercer the pursuit and the greater the punishment".

The more laconic Mr. Armstrong, who admits he's never even been to the theater, is the model of the fierce competitor in pursuit of perfection, who has made of his body a finely honed instrument.

His bombshell entry turned an academic pursuit into a fierce race.

While the President recites a familiar list of worthwhile pursuits, none acknowledge the fierce urgency of now.

She is moody, vindictive, much ridiculed by Serbs at large and, unlike her husband, who has no real ideology save the pursuit of power, is a fierce Marxist who runs her own communist party.