Sentence examples for is always fierce from inspiring English sources

Competition for these plum estates is always fierce.

Unfortunately, they seem to be everyone else's favourite too, so competition is always fierce.

There is always fierce competition to acquire literary archives, with the British Library heading the queue in the UK.

The budget fight is always fierce in Albany, but the worsening economy will make that even more extreme.

Competition is always fierce but those who reach the second assessment centre but fail to win a place on the programme go into a talent pool of graduates.

For example, my novel Atonement started out as a science fiction story set two or three centuries into future". There is always fierce competition to acquire literary archives, with the British Library heading the queue in the UK.

November St Johnstone are often overlooked when it comes to the Tayside rivalries but their battles with Dundee are always fierce.

Jennings also provided accounts of the policy battles over the War of 1812 ("Colonel Monroe was always fierce for it") and tried to debunk a few myths.

Her looks are always fierce, including her "Chocolate Judd" meets JonBenét Ramsay dress on the runway, but she never really found a way to stand out in the competition.

Since her first video-game appearance in 1996, Lara has always uneasily straddled the line between objectification and empowerment: She was always fierce and determined, but with her crudely animated pillow lips, buxom proportions and clingy tank top, she had also clearly been conceived with joystick-wielding adolescent boys in mind.

Whether or not these particular pieces add up, that kind of a display could be a hell of a boon for Motorola Mobility — the smartphone market is always full of fierce competitors, and some nifty new screen tech could be just what the proverbial doctor ordered (just look at the Retina Display).