Sentences with phrase «as fierce»

Your kiddos are so blessed to have you as their FIERCE mama!

By: The Daily Record Staff October 26, 2017 http://thedailyrecord.com/2017/10/26/dave-mason/ Dave Mason describes himself as a fierce competitor with an aggressive leadership style who wants Universal Title to transform the real estate settlement and title industry.

Competition among buyers does not seem as fierce as it was earlier in the year.

Since there are fewer buyers out house hunting as the holidays approach, the competition isn't as fierce and listings actually tend to take

The rules for the event state your vessel has to be assembled on site just prior to the race, so the winners proved to be both sound shipwrights as well as fierce competitors.

She is recognized as a fierce advocate for children, and judges have requested that she serve as a guardian ad litem in contentious custody cases.

To preserve America's global standing as well as advance our national interests, U.S. leaders must serve as fierce advocates for human rights, which is why Planned Parenthood remains wary of Rex Tillerson, who during the course of his hearing failed to acknowledge known human rights abuses conducted by foreign governments over the years.

The competition in the job market is easily just as fierce, which is why you need a resume that reflects how well you thrive in a challenging environment.

Introduction The competition to enter into the fashion industry is as fierce as the rivalry to wear the grand finale piece on the catwalk.

With the competition for every vacancy as fierce as it is today, every single detail on your resume becomes important.

This is especially important nowadays with competition for vacancies as fierce as it is.

If you're willing to relocate, you'll find the fight for jobs in a certain section of the country (more on that in a minute) is not as fierce.

The cadence of yearly releases was sustainable while the market was still growing fast and the competition wasn't as fierce.

The Chinese battle for smart speakers and voice assistants will be just as fierce in China as it is in the US.

The players battling it out in the music streaming space show no sign of calling a ceasefire, with the fight to win new subscribers as fierce as it's ever been.

Our Maryland personal injury lawyers have firmly established ourselves with the insurance companies as fierce advocates for our clients in their battle to get the compensation they deserve.

As a result, Carrie's love of law again flourished, and her reputation quickly grew as a fierce but fair advocate for the injured.

Deborah A. Vennos, insurance lawyer in the Hartford office, authored the article «Superstorm Sandy Litigation Is as Fierce as the Storm» for the Fall 2014 issue of the Insurance Law Committee Newsletter, a publication of the ABA's Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section.

Ms. Fagan served in the Oregon House of Representatives from 2013 - 2017 and is recognized as a fierce advocate for Oregon workers.

Tillerson's troubled tenure at the State Department has been marked by frequent clashes with President Trump over policy as well as fierce opposition from career diplomats in the department.

If this were just an arcane dispute among scientists (such as superstring theory, an area of my own interest where the battles are just as fierce, but largely invisible to the general public), the WSJ would have had no reason to publish Koonin's column.

It's hardly a new colour in art: but never before has it claimed a creative identity as fierce and tangible as this.

The late works, especially the Gluts, a series of sculptures made out of crushed and twisted bits of signage, some produced when he was in his seventies, are as fierce and fiercely American as anything that precedes them.

We have those, such as the fierce female collective Guerrilla Girls, to thank for the changing in these tides.

prize as fierce as this, it took a languidly heroic trifecta from White Columns to take the cake.

Artist Zoe Leonard has made work throughout her career about her queer identification, leading artist collectives such as Fierce Pussy and participating in AIDS awareness movements.

As a fierce opponent to colonisation and advocate for an African interpretation of Islam, Ahmadou Bamba experienced long - term exile and alienation in the beginning of the twentieth century.

The artist saw spiders as both fierce and fragile, capable of being protectors as well as predators.

Helen Molesworth was regarded as a fierce advocate for artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Demonstrated as fierce and dynamic, it was a prize offered to those who reached level 2000 in last year's Battle Pass for The International 7.

Aloy herself is written very well, compelling both as a fierce warrior and compassionate peacekeeper.

Enemies appear as fierce as ever, with their over-the-top reactions to your explosive attacks, while special attacks appear exaggeratingly fun to watch on screen.

A goofy spin on good ol' RPG gameplay: Charm your way out of trouble as a silver - tongued Snake Oiler, plumb the refried mysteries of the cosmos as a wise and subtle Beanslinger, or let your fists do the talking as a fierce Cow Puncher.

The medieval Spanish walled enclave of Intramuros in Manila, packed with historic buildings and churches is equally as impressive as the fierce Mount Mayon.

The 2016 Maya Mountain Adventure Challenge in Belize is back and the epic competition will be as fierce as the Belizean jungles in which the race will take place.

Despite their small size, dachshunds were bred as fierce dogs willing to hunt and kill badgers.

This dog breed is known for its acute hearing and excellent eyesight as well as its fierce loyalty.

That has spawned a debate as fierce as any fighting pit bull: To vaccinate or not to vaccinate.

Tartar accumulation in those cats is generally less than in dogs, so their breath is rarely as fierce.

You may think of German Shepherds as fierce police dogs, ferociously charging at law - breaking criminals, but can they make good family dogs?

These dogs were used once as fierce gladiators but nowadays these are very good friends and companions.

We often think of pit bull dog breeds as fierce beasts.

Due to Hollywood and a lot of misinformation, the Doberman is often seen as a fierce, protective, intimidating breed.

Now, the theory with MOI is that a house will sit on the market for longer when competition isn't as fierce and when conditions favour home buyers.

- Kirkus «Piercingly intelligent and shatter - your - heart profound, Ru Freeman's On Sal Mal Lane is as luminous as it is wrenching, as fierce as it is generous.

People Magazine's Book of the Week «A moving portrait of the human spirit — as fierce, lovely and indomitable as nature itself.»

I'd learn many interesting thing in the minutes that followed, as a fierce conversation broke out instantly around the table.

Anderson's literary agent, Laurie McLean of Fuse Literary, described the deal for these books as a fierce battle among audiobook producers similar to the plots of her client's books.

Effectively we're asking teenagers to claw over each other and treat each other as fierce competitors for an opportunity that required far less of teenagers a generation ago.

What is it that would make a creature as fierce, majestic and powerful as a lion is, subject itself to the intimidation of a man a whip and a chair?