The competition is fierce.

The competition has become fierce.

Competition is fierce in many occupations.

Competition is very keen in the car industry.

5.2 The global competition confronting the EU and other groups of countries is fierce.

5.3 The global competition confronting the EU and other groups of countries is fierce.

So there is acute competition both between the Member States of the European Union and with the USA.

The race for national competitiveness is every bit as fierce as the competition among companies in the marketplace.

Madam President, the service we are considering faces fierce competition from the new information and communication technologies.

The city is now home to a resistance museum.

Get down, everybody! That's a bad cat.

Since these dormitories are the only ones in the country, the competition to gain beds in them is fierce and mired with suspicions of corruption.

And there is a fierce competition between the major news agencies to get the most breaking news to their subscribers first.

They are powerful alchemists and blacksmiths.

There was a competitive race across the Atlantic and to a lesser extent the Pacific.

And though she be but little, she is fierce.

And he is more fierce than ever.

The expert states that in any case the relevant French market is in general characterised by fierce competition and that there is a strong trend towards concentrations between companies.

Stan believes Sparky to be the toughest dog in South Park, but when Sparky suddenly jumps on top of another male dog and begins humping him energetically, Cartman declares that Sparky is apparently homosexual.

Then, the competition to get the time slot must be really fierce.

Mother nature can be fierce.

In the US or Japan, facing entrenched industry opposition, such a startup might never have gotten off the ground.

As a consequence of the decline in the telecommunications sector and the tough competition surrounding launchers, the European space industry is now in such a serious economic position that its survival is threatened.

So proud, so fierce, and yet, so infinitely soothing.

Since the beginning of 2002, wood costs have increased by nearly 20 and accelerated forcefully in the first months of 2005.

But they don't, they compete fiercely on price and marketing.

But very soon, the battle would become fierce.

Such high spirits as these were rather too strong.

He's a beast.

All these companies are engaged in tough competition for market share at EU level.

Schopenhauer was a ferocious pessimist.

A ferocious storm indeed.

Kill it, as you would any savage animal.

Circaetus gallicus(II)

She has a voracious appetite for reading and her life is filled with books.

Navarra was the old fashioned type of Mafia boss genteel, well dressed, but ferocious.

Suzuki chose an untapped market while Japan s bigger automakers Toyota, Nissan, and Honda engaged in fierce competition within Japan.

But suppression was once again fierce.

She does not have a voracious appetite for reading.

A fierce battle was fought here.

A fierce battle was fought by the soldiers.

Makes me look a little more ferocious.

He's liable to get tough, Mr. Smith.

China s major cities are seeing fierce competition for drivers to join ride hailing platforms like Uber and China s homegrown leader Didi Kuadi.

Samsung, Huawei and HTC all manufacture phones that operate on Google's Android operating system, which competes fiercely with Apple and Microsoft mobile products.