Sentence examples for time fierce from inspiring English sources

At the same time, fierce competition threatens to slow 724′s growth as players like Aether Systems aeth continue to make substantial strides in an identical market.

While we adore our mostly tropical, languid porch time, fierce thunder storms and regular flooding obviously make for ENORMOUS challenges.

(Speaking of the best books of all time, Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates is very high on the list, in my estimation.

But the one-time fierce critic of Chinese employers is now going out of his way to woo Zambia's biggest foreign investors with some success.Meanwhile, neighbouring Malawi  teeters on the edge of economic and political collapse.

Competition between two nations – so historically intertwined that the mutual fixation approaches narcissism – has been at times fierce, at times friendly; at times sporting, at times spiteful.

The Vandals were ardent Arian Christians, and their persecutions of the Roman Catholic church in Africa were at times fierce, particularly during the last years of the reign of Gaiseric's successor, Huneric (reigned 477 484).

It's a still lucrative portion of the wearable industry, into which its one-time fierce competitor Jawbone is said to be shifting after a couple of years of radio silence.

The at times fierce polarization in the debate on refugee admission and integration blocks sober consideration of the challenges that lie ahead when welfare regimes that are already under severe economic stress are exposed to unplanned large immigration and exacerbated conflicts over religious and ethnic diversity.

Yes, there were controversies, learning curves and, at times, fierce rivalries but the truth is, you don't get to be the greatest without creating rivalries and for me it is a testament to how great Simoncelli was that he had so many individual rivals within his peers in MotoGP.

In his famous 1741 sermon, Puritan minister Jonathan Edwards used the word anger three times, "angry" six times, "fierce" seventeen times and "wrath" fifty-one times.

While resistance to progress may be at times fierce, as in most social change movements, stories of girls and their families who are successfully rejecting the practice and mobilizing their communities and governments to eradicate FGM are proliferating.