Sentence examples for may be fierce from inspiring English sources

"There may be fierce resistance," he acknowledged.

It may be fierce, as when Oedipal drama interferes with judgment.

"WHAT is food to one man may be fierce poison to others," wrote the Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius.

There may be fierce resistance to his plan to "change Japan", he says, "but I must grit my teeth and face it".Unfortunately, counter the cynics, these soundbites are creating unrealistic expectations of change.

Some say this may be sparked by Baathist saboteurs, others by Iranian agents.Another worry is that if secularist, American-backed oppositionists with little local backing are strong-armed into office, reactions may be fierce.

Juliana's belief in her self-diagnosis may be fierce and intractable, but she happens to be married to a prominent oncologist, Ian Daniel Sternn), who remains unconvinced and urges her to see another specialist.

The hunt for wireless patents may be fiercer than ever, as Google's $12.5 billion deal for Motorola Mobility shows.

As a result of the Lewinsky scandal, the journalists' assault on future presidents may conceivably be fiercer than any America has yet seen.In contrast to Watergate and to Johnson's impeachment, however, the biggest threat to the power of the presidency now comes from the judicial branch.

But if everyone is cutting at the same time, and in an uncoordinated way, the result may be a fierce economic contraction for Europe as a whole.

The intensifying battle for talent may be as fierce in Bangalore as it is anywhere in the world.Put in those terms, it is hard to imagine any firm not wanting to do things the Wipro way.

They say that the raids have weakened Somalia's moderates and strengthened the extremists.The insurgency may be getting fiercer again.