Sentence examples for growing ferociously from inspiring English sources

Some Gulf states, such as Kuwait and Qatar, were slow to clamp down on private citizens who have funded ISIS and at first tolerated or even applauded its sectarian ire.The carnage in Iraq, though not as numerically horrendous as in Syria, has been growing ferociously, leaving 5,400 people dead this year alone.

Though the set grew ferociously fast here and there, there was a relaxed and jazzlike sense of communication, with more interaction in this band than in previous ones.

Lazard partner Antoine Bernheim created the cascade to let the undercapitalized Bollor grow ferociously, and it is as byzantine as Lazard's.

Smith, offering a supreme irony, or maybe just a supreme concession, says that Bush, albeit ferociously unpopular, was at last, in 2008, "growing into the job".

My hope is that they'll will come away with a vivid sense of Jane Austen as a real person -- a real child -- who was ferociously bright, grew up in an interesting household, faced tremendous challenges, and who, through talent, determination, family support, and a certain amount of luck would ultimately achieve her dream of becoming a published author.

It is instead the growing might of Hitler's Nazi regime in the early 1930s, as Germany turns ferociously on its own citizens.

Antiga Gahramanova has been waiting two decades for a resolution to the war which forced her from her home - but fears are growing that the so-called frozen conflict of Nagorno Karabakh could spring back to life, more ferociously than ever.

Look for no plain thumbs-up or thumbs-down here for this epic journey through the addled memory bank of a young woman growing up in middle-class Rhode Island, from thumb sucking to adolescent angst and beyond, mostly set to music and performed by a ferociously committed young cast.