Sentence examples for Key challengers from inspiring English sources

Karzai's brother, Qayum, and key ally Zalmai Rassoul, could be key challengers.

The other key challengers include former Prime Minister Modibo Sidibe, Dramane Dembele and Brig-Gen (rtd) Moussa Sinko Coulibaly.

"He's by far the youngest," Woods said of McIlroy, comparing the Northern Irishman with the other key challengers in the Tiger Woods era.

It has exhausted even key challengers, like Rackspace, forcing it to focus its business model more on professional services and less on cloud offerings, ultimately leading to its acquisition by a private equity firm.

After announcing he would definitely run, the former Chancellor quickly established himself as the key challenger to David Davis.

It has a 1.5% share of the current account market and had been regarded by the government as key challenger in the high street to the big four players, Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and Barclays.

He only led his National Liberation Forces (FNL) in disarming in April 2009 and was widely thought to be the key challenger Mr Nkurunziza.

He has close personal ties to the leadership of the Revolutionary Guard and as the favoured candidate of the hardliners, he is likely to be Mr Rouhani's key challenger.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's key challenger in the New York state Democratic primary may have been on the campaign trail for weeks, but if a union rally for the incumbent on Monday was any indication, she's hardly made a dent in voters' lives.

The country's growing minority vote was key to overcoming challenger Mitt Romney's advantage among whites (an advantage every Republican presidential candidate has enjoyed since the 1960s).

According to sources, Caywood, who led Starling's marketplace banking efforts — a key pillar of the challenger bank — handed in her notice two weeks ago, whilst Starling Marketplace partners were informed last week.