Sentence examples for much more fiercely from inspiring English sources

Russia would oppose that much more fiercely than it has opposed the alliance's expansion into Central and Eastern Europe.

The Communists are not as doctrinaire as they used to be, but are much more fiercely opposed to further European integration than the Socialists.

Wouldn't anything added to that be -- wouldnt you be objecting much more fiercely than you are now, if something were added to the words that the all-powerful Legislature put in the statute?

Wouldn't anything added to that be -- wouldn't you be objecting much more fiercely than you are now, if something were added to the words that the all-powerful Legislature put in the statute?

Mr. Stanhope, however, is fiercely unsentimental (and much more judgmental than Mr. Maron about 12-step programs).

Discrimination now is much more subtle and nuanced and often operates most fiercely at that junction where different forms of prejudice intersect.

I am struck by the much greater sense of collaboration between institutions, compared with the more fiercely competitive atmosphere in the UK.

The book describes an "organizational revolution" that took place over the past three decades in which big business mobilized on an enormous scale to become much more active in Washington, cultivating politicians in both parties and fighting fiercely to achieve shared political goals.

As his illness progressed, he required so much more help, and just like Mellie, he was a tough one; fiercely independent and adamant about doing whatever he could on his own.

And why did the world react so fiercely to the Israeli assault on-board the ship, much more so than towards bigger atrocities in Afghanistan or Africa?

The small percentage who reach the PGA Tour tend to be highly motivated, fiercely competitive and self-reliant individuals who go their own way much more than other athletes do.