Sentence examples for which is fiercely from inspiring English sources
Their policy battleground: the imposition of the new housing units, which is fiercely opposed by the (white) residents of Yonkers.
The idea that Hoey represents Vauxhall Labour party – which is fiercely anti-Brexit – is flat-out silly.
The industry fee proposal and the agency's higher overall budget are subject to approval by Congress, which is fiercely divided on spending increases.
Given the makeup of his coalition, which is fiercely divided on how to deal with the Palestinians, it's in some ways hard to see this as the first thing he would try to tackle.
Mr. Jain is typical of the Indian supercar owner described by Mohan Mariwala, managing director of the Lamborghini dealership in Mumbai: "This is one segment which attracts a buying audience which is fiercely young.
But any potential deal would probably have failed to win the support of the trust which controls Hershey and which is fiercely independent.Cadbury's success in realigning its business makes it a tasty target.
It brought us the railways, which were fiercely resisted by rural communities and powerful landowners.
The verdict of the courts, which are fiercely independent, was just reflective of the facts on the ground.
Transporting wild animals is illegal in many places, and it is unkind to the groundhogs, which are fiercely territorial.
The deal, parts of which were fiercely resisted by the UK government, will have profound implications for Britain.
Towns on Cape Cod, which are fiercely independent and often fight regionalization, must try to work together on solutions, even though town wastewater plans can vary.
