If traffic were not so fierce, you could stroll to Ikea.
[Enter DEVILS.] My God, my god, look not so fierce on me! Adders and serpents, let me breathe a while!
The BBC's auto industry expert, Jorn Madslien says this is a clever move as competition is not so fierce in those markets compared to China where other car markers are piling in.
Now, as his first year in office draws to a close, the man who campaigned on the "fierce urgency of now" is confronting a painful reality: the not-so-fierce urgency of next year.
Denmark's resistance was not nearly so fierce as Norway's, but by August, 1943, the Danes, almost en masse, stopped coöperating.
Imploring God not to "look so fierce on me", Hell not to gape, and the "adders and serpents" to let him breathe, he seems to see God and Satan, Heaven and Hell, simultaneously.
South Sudan's conflict has been dominated not so much by fierce battles between government and opposition forces, as by brutal attacks on civilians, often because of their ethnicity.
Now, in the mellowing afterglow of victory, they really don't seem quite so fierce, favoring the seductive smile and the soft voice.
There are no flashbacks to the war, and we don't need them; so fierce is Fassbender, and such is the glare of his gaze above the bristling military mustache, that we instantly believe in Tom as a veteran a disciplined soul determined not to crack.
Why, then, has disagreeing become so nasty, so fierce, not just a battle about ideas but an expression of personal enmity?
One VC told me they were walking away from good companies because the numbers couldn't possibly work, not when the competition was so fierce competitors were funding projects as much as 30percentt over value.
