Examples of using Fiercely contested in English and their translations into German
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The sugar market is a fiercely contested one.
But it remains fiercely contested because new suppliers are jumping on the bandwagon all the time.
The sugar market is a fiercely contested one.
In a trade fiercely contested by direct and transshipment carriers, contribution margins were further optimized.
The German sparkling-wine market is a fiercely contested one.
The river crossing was fiercely contested during the Thirty Years' War.
The markets for the companies of the Energy Business Unit remain fiercely contested.
Nevertheless, the test equipment market is fiercely contested- especially in the low-price segment.
This is true of the sugar beet segment,where our market shares have continued to grow in fiercely contested markets.
The politics of hybridity is fiercely contested, with advocates, denouncers, and ambivalents lining up on all sides.
RELEX and its customer German grocery retailer Bünting, were also in the running for two other fiercely contested awards.
The success of this approach, once fiercely contested, has become so pervasive in the meantime that it is hardly recognized anymore.
Thus, through international influence, the Srebrenica massacre is turned into the- though fiercely contested- centre of official commemoration.
During an era of newly discovered and fiercely contested territories and colonies, this special status made the pirate a popular figure.
The devil is in thedetail, and each potential pressure point for expanding public oversight will be fiercely contested, e. g.
Until the end the stamp collections were fiercely contested and so bidder battles between hall and online bidders ensured a long evening.
Instead, we anticipate a relatively restrained economic recovery in volumes and selling prices in the current financial year,with markets remaining fiercely contested.
However, the rights to the new gTLD were fiercely contested for a long time.
Only someone who invests in his brand and image long-term and communicates this plausibly to the customer,will have long-term success on the fiercely contested market.
The second position at center back is fiercely contested, though during qualifying the more experienced Cristian Zapata(AC Milan) was ahead by a nose.
With 13 million hectoliters of annual beverage production,the Radeberger Gruppe is the biggest beer producer in the fiercely contested, intensely competitive German market.
Today, the town, which was fiercely contested during the Biafra war and suffered great deprivation, has a population of around 120,000, lies in a densely populated region and is surrounded by a number of smaller towns.
The precision tubes companies expect stable demand from automotive manufacturers,whereas orders from the energy and industry product segments will remain fiercely contested.
On the other hand, these in the past often fiercely contested places where many people lived, were glad and suffered, are today often situated quietly, lonely and deserted on mountains or in the woods apart from our today's civilization.
The precision tubes companies expect stable demand from automotive manufacturers, as opposedto the markets of the energy and industry product segments that will remain fiercely contested.
Onto this fiercely contested terrain marches the United Kingdom's Independent banking Commission, set up last year by Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, with a brief to examine possible structural reforms to the banking system aimed at safeguarding financial stability and competition.
Margins in the"classical" business models are falling while future issues such as renewable energy,decentralized power generation and services are fiercely contested or in parts only yield low earnings.
Although there are reports of activities by Benghazi's youth- for example, in grassroots assemblies, though certainly with limited influence,as well as in the fiercely contested cultural domain- power relations were impacted to a smaller extent than it appears to have been the case in Tunisia and in Egypt.
The public utilities and waste management industry is subject to considerable strain: Margins in the"classical" business models are falling while future issues such as renewable energy,decentralized power generation and services are fiercely contested or in parts only yield low earnings.