Sentence examples for fierce service from inspiring English sources

The German restored his lead in the third although the American seemed to have claimed the upper hand in fourth with a number of fierce service games and held set point on his opponent's serve which he failed to convert.

"High demand coupled with a driver shortage has made competition for taxi service fierce, if not downright combative," Mr. Sherman wrote.

The pressure and competition was, and remains, fierce among newswire services.

Public service lawyer, fierce advocate for tenants and breast cancer survivors.

His friends, including Senator Edward M. Kennedy, an early mentor, view it as a sign of his fierce commitment to public service.

The sales slowdown could not come at a worse time for Priceline, which has faced complaints over its service and fierce competition from both traditional travel agencies and the airlines that supply its tickets.

A high-quality product or service fosters fierce customer loyalty and insulates its owner from the worst of economic cycles.

Meanwhile, there has been fierce competition among microfinance services providers in recent years, pushing institutions towards reaching more remote customers and offering innovative products.

The West Ham United CEO, Scott Duxbury, said: "We are delighted to sign Savio, particularly with the fierce competition for his services across Europe.

Mr. Norquist can afford to be candid about his fierce aversion to government services, since he does not have to run for office with the votes of people who like those services.

The Scottish government said the free week was worth more than the fare freeze demanded this week by Scottish Labour, which has led an increasingly fierce campaign on rail services.