Sentence examples similar to historically fierce from inspiring English sources
Though Microsoft and Apple have historically been fierce rivals, Microsoft's strategy under CEO Satya Nadella has seen the company developing versions of its most popular products and services for competing mobile platforms, including iOS and Android.
Their story could make for a good novel or movie — as it well may, in sketched outline in your mind, while you navigate this aesthetically fierce, historically informative, strangely tender show.
But it wasn't until the Big Man died last month at age 69 that I learned that we had something in common: we both played football for historically black colleges that were fierce, but friendly, rivals.
The rest of the nation, which has historically looked to California as a model for fierce economic independence and freewheeling innovation, may now see that the state looks like every place else — just with better beaches.
The proposals involving Congress are certain to touch off fierce turf wars in the House and Senate, where lawmakers historically protect the power they wield through their responsibility for setting policy and budgets for federal agencies.
In normal times, the fact that the Democratic primary has apparently come down to two candidates competing for a nomination that has historically been tantamount to winning the mayoralty itself would presage a fierce two weeks of campaigning.
Competition between two nations – so historically intertwined that the mutual fixation approaches narcissism – has been at times fierce, at times friendly; at times sporting, at times spiteful.
