Sentence examples for a principal rival from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was because another agency that is part of WPP, Team Detroit, works for Ford Motor, a principal rival of Chevrolet.

Mr. Mahdi is a vice president who has been a principal rival to Mr. Chalabi for power in the past year, especially among Shiites.

A Jat kingdom established at nearby Bharatpur in the 18th century became a principal rival for declining Mughal power, its rulers apparently seeing themselves as defenders of Hindu ways against the Muslim Mughals.

The defense minister, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, who in Israel's chaotic coalition government is also the head of the opposition Labor Party and a principal rival to Mr. Sharon, stands to make political gains by pushing for the wall.

That view seems to be shared by a principal rival of Omnicom, the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York, which said yesterday that it would strengthen ties with a leading interactive services agency, Icon Medialab International in Stockholm, by making additional investments in that company.

American Eagle Outfitters, the retail chain that sells casual apparel to younger consumers, is hiring an outside agency known for multicultural campaigns a week after its principal rival, Abercrombie & Fitch, was sued for racial discrimination.

Mr. Caparulo's joking about his ineptitude on the basketball court represents a sharp contrast between Edge and its principal rival, Gillette, a Procter & Gamble brand.

Facebook remains a shadow of its principal rival, Google.

Tishman prevailed over its principal rival — a joint venture of the Durst Organization and Vornado Realty Trust — for the right to build a cluster of residential and commercial skyscrapers, cultural buildings, a school and parkland on a platform over a pair of railyards that sit on both sides of 11th Avenue between 30th and 33rd Streets.

It was the SPD at the hands of Schröder who put forward the Agenda 2010, a package of labor and economic reforms that paved the way for Germany's current economic success -- a liberal agenda followed by a grand coalition with their principal rival party.

In an interview, an adviser to Senator Barack Obama, the Illinois Democrat and Mrs. Clinton's principal rival, outlined a similar approach, adding that any effort to repeal the current policy would begin with a review of how other nations — notably Britain, whose military began allowing homosexuals to serve openly in 2000 — have handled the transition.