Sentence examples for a genuine rival from inspiring English sources

And unlike Mr Chevènement, he looms as a genuine rival for power.

And China, which is on track to have the world's largest economy by 2030, will soon be a genuine rival.

He was far more liberal on nuclear-arms issues in the nineteen-seventies than, say, Paul Nitze, a genuine rival, and a Democrat.

It's from that inglorious beginning that an extraordinary system — a network, to borrow Mr. Elsaesser's word — has emerged as a genuine rival to contemporary Hollywood.

WELLINGTON — Just 12 months ago, Wales was being touted as a genuine rival to the Southern Hemisphere powerhouses New Zealand, South Africa and Australia.

They may be cruising towards promotion, yet Brighton's 15-game unbeaten run means they have a genuine rival for the title.

PSG may lack a genuine domestic rival – Monaco are second in Ligue 1, 24 points adrift of Blanc's team – but it is difficult to imagine their squad struggling to sit comfortably in the top four of the Premier League.

The Marshallites aren't indifferent to terrorism or regional conflicts, but over the years their main worry has been the rise of a genuine military rival with the capacity to seriously challenge America.

Indeed, for the first time in over a decade, Google has a genuine online rival challenging its hitherto Caesarian hegemony over the Internet.

At 21, Hewitt is a decade younger than either of America's veteran campaigners and knows that he currently has no genuine rival, and isn't likely to have one any time soon.

A move to Fulham isn't as onerous to someone who bleeds Chelsea blue as a shift to Arsenal or Tottenham, genuine rivals.