Sentence examples for is growing fiercer from inspiring English sources

And the competition between the gambling halls is growing fiercer.

THE fire raging in Europe's financial system is growing fiercer by the day.

The title costs £1.10 and rivals, including the two that sell more, are priced at just 50p, while newspaper and internet competition is growing fiercer.

Mr Dasuki may find it hard to apply his more emollient approach at a time when the fighting is growing fiercer and the army's heavy-handed tactics continue to encourage disgruntled youths to join or back the terrorists.The president is said also to have given the go-ahead for secret negotiations with factions of Boko Haram.

Second, some investors may prefer to keep their moves private so as to not give their own competitors actionable information, especially in a climate where competition among funds within a contracting industry is growing fiercer.

The task is made trickier by evidence that much of the Gulf Coast is sinking, and that the hurricanes that lash it are growing fiercer.

Conservation laws are growing fiercer, especially in America, where businessfolk who break them may be jailed even if they did not know their wood was illegally sourced.DNA tests face two problems.

They could continue to buy the best talent away from other schools, but as more charter-school networks emerged, the competition for the obviously great teachers was growing fierce.

At the dawn of a new era, the speed of S&T development is accelerating at a stunning pace, the knowledge economy is taking shape, international competition is growing increasingly fierce, and, accordingly, international cooperation is further expanding.

In the current boom, the perennial resentment is growing ever more fierce: tenants will do nearly anything to hold on to their units, and landlords have sometimes resorted to criminal, and cartoonish, measures to get them out.

PARIS — Fierce debate is growing in Europe over whether austerity or economic growth offers the best strategy to overcome the Continent's sovereign debt crisis.