Sentence examples for a dangerous rival from inspiring English sources

It was a peace designed to crush a dangerous rival.

By contrast, China is now seen as a nasty communist regime and a dangerous rival.

And competitors in the funding ecosystem who write off crowdfunding as a dangerous rival do so at their peril.

Her escape from that was into effective imprisonment in England, where Elizabeth saw her as a dangerous rival.

Happily married women, he feels, like TV; women who are single or unhappily married don't like it - they want attention & regard TV as a dangerous rival.

TV: ESPN, 7 30 P.M. NO. 23 COLORADO 0-0 vs. COLORADO STATE (at Denver) 0-0 Colorado has the edge against a dangerous rival.

For the first time, al-Jazeera has a serious, dangerous rival.

Under this theory, therefore, President Obama has moved to neutralise a potentially dangerous rival for 2012, especially when the existing Republican field seems so thin.

Still embittered by Chelsea's defeats in previous Champions League encounters with Barcelona, Mourinho said on both Spanish and British television: "My team, Real Madrid, has a very dangerous rival in Bayern Munich.

My guess is that, having themselves swept from nowhere to the White House on a wave of public disgust at the Bush Administration, the Obama strategists recognize a potentially dangerous rival.

Dennis famously remarked that the consequences of the accident would only serve to make him a more dangerous rival, because now all he could do with his time was to think.