Sentence examples for time is fierce from inspiring English sources

Competition for screen time is fierce, too: David Knight, who picks the videos, receives 150-200 submissions for each show.

The competition for phone developers' time is fierce, similar to the battle over developers for computing platforms or video game consoles.

Children's companies are increasingly faced with only two options: target those few journalists prepared to fight their corner (Lyn Gardner, Sarah Hemming and Donald Hutera spring to mind) and accept that competition for their time is fierce; or – for those without the profile or resources to compete – give up altogether.

Competition for tee times is fierce, and because of the crowds, the pace can be excruciating.

The competition for the best events during these times is fierce and the number of available DJs is growing exponentially with the introduction of Serato, a computer program that allows DJs to spin on a laptop using mp3 files connected to turntables rather than needing boxes of records or cds.

This time, she is fierce and ambitious, a formidable woman in a show not short of them.

While many delegates of the forum are well versed in these topics, it was great to see how far we've come from traditional financing (grants, contracts, and philanthropic gifts) – especially at a time when there is fierce competition for funds among charities and social enterprises.

The lawsuit against Thomsen comes at a time when there is fierce debate over Britain's libel laws, which are generally regarded to favor plaintiffs much more than defendants.

With more than 25,000 apps out there, which have been downloaded more than 800 million times, the competition is fierce for making the best apps.

Just as there is a time to meditate, a time to live your best life, a time to be "fierce," there is also a time to weep openly, a time to regret everything and a time to eat big doughnuts in bed.

What is new this time is the fierce reaction.