Sentence examples for a genuine competitor from inspiring English sources

With familiar gameplay and a penchant for putting its heroine in grave peril, Rise of the Tomb Raider shows enough promise to be called a genuine competitor to Naughty Dog's upcoming Uncharted 4, set for release in March 2016.

Strada was never seen as a genuine competitor – she was a distraction, her naked legs shocking, her courage to be applauded – but she was only ever a participant, a charming sideshow, a "schoolboy playing truant".

Though it contains the correspondence theory as one ingredient, alethic pluralism is nevertheless a genuine competitor, for it rejects the thesis that truth is correspondence to reality.

Equally, for the first time oil is facing a genuine competitor in the transport sector, which currently accounts for more than half of all oil consumption.

Although agentialists generally downplay the significance of the epistemic, agentialists must explain why certain self-attributions qualify as knowledge; otherwise, agentialism is not a genuine competitor to the accounts of self-knowledge described above.

China's scathing resistance to Obama's cordial Cuba policy is aimed squarely at preventing America from becoming a genuine competitor with Beijing for economic influence over the island.

In the same way, the "winner" of a genuine competition is better than its competitors, but this does not mean it is perfect or close to it.

He is genuine and a real competitor.

As for Tiger, I kind of prefer the sullen but genuine competitor of today to the old model, which was brought to you by A. T. & T. If he wins this weekend, it will seal a remarkable comeback, after he had dropped out of the top fifty players in the world.

Or a true competitor to the 3DS and PS Vita, a genuine consumer product with true mass-market appeal?

Few European executives doubt the Chinese will be genuine competitors in a few years, despite a bumpy start because of safety concerns with their first models.