The contest is fierce, because search results, which display highly targeted advertisements, are the most lucrative pages on the internet.Comparing the quality that is, the relevance of search results is highly subjective, but for the past six years or so Google has probably proved the best at the job.
But you can still find it glittering and simmering in the work of Paul Zweig, that fierce man who searched for the undiscoverable place where words and experience are one.
When Sam was a baby, his mother, Leslie Gordon, a physician and researcher, summoned her know-how and fierce maternal protectiveness to search for a cure for progeria.
His eyes searched mine, fierce and pleading.
In his expanded review of One Art, the selection from her vast correspondence edited by her friend and publisher Robert Giroux, he remarks on her "fierce simplicity" and continues: "The search for pure accuracy in her poems forced her to watch the world helplessly, as though there were nothing she could do.
The European Court of Justice ruled in May that links to irrelevant and outdated data should be erased on request from searches, sparking a fierce debate about censorship of material and right to privacy.
About 20 state troopers met fierce resistance as they executed the search warrant.
During the strain, anxiety, and insomniac misery of the three-week search, Mrs. Campos was fierce and frantic with hope, holding prayer vigils at St. Joseph's Church.
Also present was Google's chairman, Eric Schmidt, despite the internet search firm coming under fierce attack from MPs last week because of its tax arrangements.
David If Twitterr's model is about delivering targeting tweets through search, then Yahoo/MS/Goog is a fierce competitor.
