Sentence examples for fiercely clashing from inspiring English sources

In fact, Ms. Gillibrand goes a step further, arguing that an infusion of women into the political system would go a long way toward changing the tone in Congress, a male-dominated world of fiercely clashing egos.

In the past 10 days, Misseriya militias have fiercely clashed with Dinka civilians; while the local police are backing up the Dinka, southern officials say the northern army is arming and training the Misseriya, which the Misseriya deny.

Like the youth respondents the women described varied representations of the rights-based approach, noting some positive changes associated with it, but primarily critiquing it fiercely for clashing with cultural values and being out-of-sync with their own priorities.

Across northern Mexico, rival drug gangs have been clashing fiercely among themselves and with the authorities.

Sanders and Clinton then clashed fiercely over guns.

The two senators have clashed fiercely in recent days as they try to establish themselves as Trump's strongest challengers.

After working through Wednesday night and into the predawn hours on Thursday, lawmakers returned to the House floor and clashed fiercely over proposed amendments to the spending measure.

And for the first half-hour, they clashed fiercely on a single issue, immigration, which has aroused strong passions for months on the campaign trail.

Those fighters, officers said, were among those who clashed fiercely with the Second Brigade late Saturday and with the First Brigade today.

Witnesses said the attackers were from the Kalenjin tribe, which voted heavily for Mr. Odinga and clashed fiercely with Kikuyus over land before the elections of 1992.

The army then clashed fiercely with militants who seized control of the gun-manufacturing town of Darra Adamkhel, south of the city of Peshawar, in January.