fiercely

It is fiercely focused on metrics, fiercely focused on growth.

I've met both types of people, those who argue fiercely for either Google/Android or for Apple.

They will always exist, sure, but the only thing we should get used to is hunting them fiercely.

People have been trying to disrupt and get around them for ages but they fight as mafia do: fiercely.

Some hacker cultures can be both fiercely competitive and cooperative at the same time.

All of the people in political power got that way by playing ideological and rhetorical games and by being fiercely loyal to their party.

Law school is fiercely competitive, and only top-scoring students from top schools get the really lucrative & prestigious positions.

The Snowden leaks have painted a bad picture of the US companies as a result of their compliance with ridiculous government policy, and these companies are being scrutinized fiercely as a result.

"Can relate to this a little bit...A coworker who is completely in the Apple camp argued fiercely how consistent the iOS keyboard was when I mentioned to him that the Android one changes case to match the Caps lock setting.

In what\n he would later describe as "the sweetest of all wrangles I ever had with\n my father," he pleaded fiercely that Ba be given the life saving\n medicine, even though the doctors told him her condition was beyond\n help.

This was the problem that Elop had to fix beyond anything technical: massive duplicated effort on what, at any other company, were already solved problems, because Nokia had become a bunch of fiefdoms all fiercely protecting their own turf.

" One especially thoughtful comment, by a mathematician who has long thought deeply about teaching mathematics, was "It might be argued that we do not really require students to fiercely add, subtract, multiply and divide in our university courses - which is true.