Sentence examples for as a dangerous rival from inspiring English sources

And competitors in the funding ecosystem who write off crowdfunding as a dangerous rival do so at their peril.

Her escape from that was into effective imprisonment in England, where Elizabeth saw her as a dangerous rival.

Happily married women, he feels, like TV; women who are single or unhappily married don't like it - they want attention & regard TV as a dangerous rival.

Meanwhile, just as Europe's bold experiment in international governance is faltering, Russia is emerging as a dangerous rival to the EU, one that has global geopolitical ambitions and is willing to use force.

The Saudis were furious that the U.S. refused to support the Egyptian military when it ousted Morsi whose Muslim Brotherhood is viewed as a dangerous rival in Riyadh.

WASHINGTON ― For most of the last century, with the exception of World War II's partial thaw, America and its leaders have seen Russia as a dangerous rival, if not an outright enemy.

By contrast, China is now seen as a nasty communist regime and a dangerous rival.

His status as a member of China's "red nobility" made him a dangerous rival to Xi Jinping, another scion of nobility who became president this year.

It was a peace designed to crush a dangerous rival.

At three-all in the fifth set against the twenty-year-old Argentine giant Juan Martín del Potro, who had recently emerged as a dangerous new rival, Federer had four break points on del Potro's serve.

Now the NPA is reported to have received firm evidence of collusion between its former officials and Mr Mbeki in prosecuting a man who was one of his closest friends and colleagues for three decades but whom he had come to regard as his most dangerous rival.Yet evidence of a plot against Mr Zuma, who has always denied all charges, does not necessarily mean he is innocent.