Sentence examples for is particularly fierce from inspiring English sources

Competition in the 49er class is particularly fierce, with three crews in contention for a single spot.

Competition is particularly fierce for nurses, with thousands of openings that paid $51,000, on average, in 2006.

Analysts said competition in the luxury segment is particularly fierce because automakers have to work harder to differentiate their luxury vehicles from mass-market models.

In cities competition is particularly fierce: a third of secondary-school age children in London failed to get their first choice of school this year.

The pressure for continual growth is particularly fierce on tech companies, because investors have become accustomed to exponential rates of growth in such outfits.

Resentment over Mr. Lee's ascendance — and the tactics employed by Ms. Pak on his behalf — is particularly fierce at the Yee family association, in an ancient building on Waverly Place in Chinatown, behind bright red double doors.

Where repression was particularly fierce, immigration is even dragging it back from the edge of extinction.

The battle for the birth name was particularly fierce in the US.

For weeks, they brought sustenance, sometimes every other day, sometimes longer if fighting was particularly fierce.

And while the battles have been particularly fierce in the Catholic Church, they are not unique to Catholicism, or Christianity.

The turnaround came at the Venice film festival, where someone had told Nolan the crowd could be particularly fierce.