The top five lenders have just 35% of the market, versus 60-80% in most developed countries.A lack of scale and fierce competition have left revenues flat and profits anaemic.
Their storied lack of discipline and fierce infighting isn't inherently bad -- why should they all have to play nice and vote the same way?
America's problem, if there is one, may be a lack of urgency and the fierce competition from other sports.
While many people have now washed enough dishes and cooked enough meals to pay back the money they borrowed for their passage, some are finding themselves trapped by a lack of skills in the fierce economic competition among the Fujianese.
But penguins live far away and sea-level rise is prospective, so again the issue seemed to lack "the fierce urgency of now".
So grumbles one of the residents who both spiritedly diss and defend their neighbourhood in this show, exhibiting weariness with its constant soundtrack of police sirens or lack of jobs, but also a fierce local pride.
Lines were almost nonexistent, an outcome political activists ascribed variously to the fierce heat, lack of ballot papers, increased efficiency on behalf of the electoral commission, and voter apathy.
Lines were almost non-existent, an outcome political activists ascribed variously to the fierce heat, lack of ballot papers, increased efficiency on behalf of the electoral commission, and voter apathy.
Structurally, they're little more than a series of allusion-filled episodes, lobbed at the hero as obstacles to his goal, and they lack the fierce, oddball storytelling of the Coens' best work.
This lack of adequate equipment explains the swift, fierce rush with which the Germans would charge the ranks of the heavily armed Romans.
Métopes, chronicling the distractions faced by Odysseus on his journey home from Troy, was played with a fierce clarity and lack of inhibition that in itself conferred intimacy.
