Sentence examples for bitter competition between from inspiring English sources
Although the bitter competition between the exes over where their son will spend Thanksgiving is nasty, Ellis expertly navigates the emotional minefield.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon opened a second round of bidding Wednesday for a $35 billion Air Force tanker contract after an error-plagued first attempt that featured a bitter competition between the Northrop Grumman Corporation and the Boeing Company.
On Wednesday, the first issue of The Chronicle with the Hearst name in the owner's statement will appear, officially ending more than a century of boisterous and often bitter competition between The Chronicle and the money-losing Examiner, where, in 1887, a 24-year-old William Randolph Hearst began his media empire.
The bitter competition between Sky and BT Sport, both desperately using sport as a weapon in the battle for customers across TV, broadband, telephone and mobile, plus the increasing demand across the world in an international market that is still far from sated, drove the latest Premier League TV deal beyond £8.3bn over three seasons.
The fated apple, marked "for the fairest" set off a bitter competition between Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite; it was this conflict that triggered the Trojan War.
Making the story of the invention of the aeroplane/airplane into "A bitter competition... .. between two individuals, Wilbur and Curtiss, (Orville has a very limited role in this production) is not only a falsehood, it misses the larger story, the one the NatGeo audience ought to have been told.
Their discovery was a landmark in the history of endocrinology, coming after more than 30 years of bitter competition.
Depending on how the situation is managed, that can be a bond, or an occasion for bitter competition and strife.
Bitter competition for its waters and ecological costs seem unlikely to wane.
Many experts believe al-Qaida and Isis are locked in a bitter competition for leadership of the global jihadi movement.
"A bitter competition... .. "... fueled by danger, and marked with tragedy, would forever change the way we see the world".
