Sentence examples for which is fiercer from inspiring English sources

One culprit is global warming, which is fiercer at the poles than elsewhere.

Caleb in Tell Me how Long the Train's Been Gone is doomed, but the drama enacted in the novel is the drama of his doom as witnessed by his younger brother, the narrator, who feels for him an attachment which is fiercer than love because it knows that loss and the possibility of a tragic fate are included in the bargain.

R.C. -- Once you get over the social pressure to reproduce, which is fierce -- and I think we agree that Carrie is not a breeder -- the pressure to be part of a couple is much fainter.

But momentum is growing to rein in aggressive politicking by judicial candidates, spurred on by last year's judicial elections, which were fiercer and more expensive than ever.

Instead of rooks there are warders, which were fierce warriors.

Combined with iron-lunged endurance, they can even sometimes evade mountain lions, which are fierce and fast but quickly winded.

Her jazzy new geometric-gestural paintings, which are fierce of color and thick of paint applied with zealous offhandedness, demonstrate commitment issues and an insouciant ambiguity that is very fashionable.

They are already regulated by the charities commissions in each part of the UK, which are fierce in their enforcement of the principle that charitable campaigning may be political but not partisan.

This space-age synergy between catwalk shows being staged thousands of miles apart is all the more striking since it unites luxury brands which are fierce rivals for the same consumers.

Normally, I'd have gone for anything with the word "relaxation" in it, but I didn't have the time to wait, so I sweated through the Aerobic Jam, which was fierce, crowded and floor-thumping.

The companies, which are fierce competitors in the data storage system market, said that they would each provide information about the programming that enables the computer and the data storage hardware to work together.