Sentence examples for its most fierce from inspiring English sources

But even if it is not the one-size-fits-all revenue generator its most fierce proponents would have us believe, there is a developing consensus that social analytics has a role to play in any successful big data strategy.

The basement, ground, and first floors were fully alight when the fire was at its most fierce.

Now, with competition for cable and satellite subscribers at its most fierce, a shake-up is in progress that could radically change the lineup in Russian-language broadcasting.

These unlikely looking delicacies grow all along the cliffs, but flourish best where the waves are highest and the wind is at its most fierce.

Labor was down to about 29% of first-preference vote intentions in mid-2011, when the debate about the clean energy bill (the "carbon tax") was arguably at its most fierce.

While Spotify is currently the biggest streaming subscription music service, Apple's sights will also be trained on its most fierce rival of all – Google – which has similar potential to preload its own Google Play All Access and YouTube Music Key services on Android devices, with even more of them out in the wild than iOS devices.

Did you really say that Sir? His mother was an accomplice – she who should have been his most fierce protector.

While he has some harsh words to say about the "fiscal illiteracy" of Labour, his most fierce language is directed at his current partners in government.

It was the most fierce and sustained fighting Murphy had experienced to date.

Speaking of history, the ground hosted its first international match – that most fierce of rivalries, England vs Wales – in 1900, but it had to wait a whopping 91 years before it saw another one, during the 1991 World Cup.

To most Americans it is known primarily as the site of some of the most fierce fighting of the Pacific campaign during World War II, and, later, for its corrupt, shoe-loving politicians.