fierce的示例

• There was fierce combat between the two sides.

• His detractors claim that his fierce temper makes him unsuitable for party leadership.

• Despite fierce competition she made a gallant effort to win the first medal of the championships.

• She has published a fierce anti-war polemic.

• There's fierce rivalry for the job.

• There can indeed be little doubt that the last decade has seen fierce theoretical competition between different perspectives.

• But, as soon as the war ended, social unrest spread rapidly because of fierce inflation and other factors.

• The regime argued that the period in question was ' too close ' to the present and still laden with fierce emotions and subjectivity.

• Certainly both issues have led to fierce historical debate.

• Its fierce rhetoric, bordering on adventurism, alarmed the college administration.

• This led to the frequent transfer of landholdings, a fierce and continuous competition for land and ample possibilities for accumulation.

• The academic struggle often seems to resemble natural selection, where the fiercest competition is between conspecifics, rather than between different species.

• Instead of representing a golden age of universal popular religion, these urban festivals were often the focus of fierce political struggles.

• Despite all these constraints, however, national health insurance passed in 1966 and, after fierce struggles in the provinces, was fully implemented by 1971.

• There are several basic textbooks on the market; some of the recent ones are rather good, and competition is fierce.

• At that time, the drive-in became the diner's fiercest competitor.

• The fierce confrontation with communism in the early cold war years played a very important role in this remarkable transformation.

• Competition among the diverse perspectives and realisations of networked music concepts remains fierce.

• Expected severe punishment raises the possibility of an outright and fierce confrontation with the law enforcement agency.

• Toward the end of the late 1730s, violent resistance predominated, culminating in the fierce frontier war of 1739.