Sentence examples for ongoing fierce from inspiring English sources

Fitch said it was unlikely that "the ongoing fierce competition and substantial price pressure" will abate in the near term.

Taking into account the ongoing fierce ethical debates, it is essential to develop such guidelines, and translate them into clear and detailed protocols that can be applied in practice.

Between rebel groups, the Syrian government and now Russia, the battle for Aleppo is ongoing and fierce.

Last October, amid a fierce ongoing feud between Mexico and France over Mexico's refusal to extradite a French woman convicted, along with her boyfriend, of kidnapping three Mexicans, Congress passed a bill upping the penalty for kidnappers to twenty-five to forty-five years in jail if they used violence or have worked as police officers, and to life in prison if they killed their victims.

There follows a dance of gaudy melancholy, a masque of hearty and falsely cheerful military nostalgia that reveals the implicit horrors of patriotic gore as forthrightly as archival battlefield footage — and does so with the fierce, ongoing implication of Ozu's contemporaries in the immoral, conventional attitudes that resulted in those horrors.

But fierce ongoing scrutiny of the issue has brought to light a number of contacts, including some involving members of Trump's own family.

Their situations are emblematic of a fierce, ongoing debate about how best to close the yawning gap that exists between the test scores of rich and poor kids.

We do not intend to engage in the ongoing and sometimes fierce discussions about which of these methods is "better".

"Does Bindel not know the difference between workers defending our rights and bosses defending their profits?" The debate around sex work and trafficking is fierce and ongoing.

"Fierce fighting is ongoing now, and some of the checkpoints are under heavy attack.

But it is possible that the coincidence of an ongoing judicial scandal, and the fierce battle for the City Council seat held by James Davis before he was killed, will bring out enough concerned voters to send a message of reform loud enough to be heard in Albany.