Sentence examples for able to rival from inspiring English sources

At its best, British TV drama is now able to rival that of feature films.

Savage argues that "at its best, British TV drama is now able to rival that of films".

Oil production is back around prewar levels, and there are some who say Iraq may be able to rival Saudi production.

Skeeters were able to rival the larger iceboats in sailing speed, and they have dominated all open competitions over the past decades.

It is unlikely Simon Cowell's show will be able to rival the ratings success of The Great British Bake Off, which attracted 6.5 million viewers to its final last year, and has versions in ten different countries.

The visual standards of digital books may well improve over time, but it is hard to imagine them ever being able to rival the sensual charm of the scent and feel of wonderful paper.

Fortunately the Englishman was tipped off beforehand (by an English coach working for the German team) that if he were to have any chance of winning, he'd need a better boat, one able to match his rivals'.

"We were in a commanding position here, tyre degradation we were able to match our nearest rivals, so on that side it's been positive.

ABI attributes that to competition heating up and iPad rivals being able to match and even best the capabilities of Apple's hardware.

We are then able to compare rival approaches both in a relative and absolute sense.

The music mogul told former girlfriend Sinitta – in front of Bower on his yacht – that she was not allowed to speak to the writer and even seemed to be able to dissuade rival and former business partner Simon Fuller from talking.