Sentence examples for an array of rival from inspiring English sources

They entrust their lives to smuggling gangs that have set up along a 230-mile stretch of coast in western Libya, which is largely controlled by an array of rival militant groups.

The North African country is splintered by an array of rival armed groups, some of them loyal to one of two competing governments.

For one thing, the company faces competition from an array of rivals large and small.

I.D.C. attributed Dell's problems to continued competition from an array of rivals and customer uncertainty over the company's future path.

On one side is Microsoft, with its.NET plan; on the other an array of rivals, including IBM, Oracle and Sun, touting a technology based on the Java programming language.This week Microsoft took the battle a stage further, launching a set of tools to develop web services, plus a software framework to run them.

An array of rivals, including Samsung Electronics, Matsushita Electric Industrial and Dell, are offering similar products at lower prices, making it harder for Sony to demand its premium of up to 30percentt for its camcorders, laptop computers and other high-technology products.

In Senator Barack Obama's view, the United States must compete far more effectively against an array of international rivals who are growing more technically adept.

The coup sparked a civil war, and since last March the Houthi-Saleh alliance has been battling a wide array of rival militias nominally led by the ousted government of Yemeni President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, and backed by Saudi Arabia.

An array of smaller rivals are also clawing away at Alibaba's lead, while household retail names such as Nike and Gap are increasingly striking out from the giant's Tmall electronic platform to set up more distinctive online stores of their own.

He's collecting local recipes, and already has an array of pickles to rival my grandmother's.

The new studies will surely inspire an array of tools to rival those of the excitatory family, preferably, but not limited to, proteins that: totally suppress action potentials; are ultrasensitive to light and ultrafast; and are activated by different wavelengths of light.