Sentence examples for by the rivalry between from inspiring English sources
These are aggravated by the rivalry between the two cities.
This claim isn't supported by the rivalry between India and China.
No other place has been as pulverized by the rivalry between the nations.
Much as art history itself, the Stein collection was dominated by the rivalry between Matisse and Picasso.
The race is further complicated on the American side by the rivalry between the C.D.F. and D Zero groups.
The category had practically been created to encompass the boom in animation inspired by the rivalry between DreamWorks and Disney.
Here Skidelsky imparts a provocative twist to his narrative by emphasizing the rivalry "between Britain and America for postwar position which went on under the facade of the Grand Alliance".
This week it moved to the World Economic Forum in Davos, where Mr Abe again criticised China's military build-up, and caused alarm by likening the rivalry between China and Japan to that between Germany and Britain before the first world war.
But with the teams separated only by minuscule aspects, the rivalry between programs helmed by McGraw and Geno Auriemma, both former St . Josephs assistants, appears one-sided no longer.
Near the beginning of David Liss's strikingly authentic-sounding first novel, "A Conspiracy of Paper," which is set in London in 1719, there is mention of a character "profiting in his speculation, taking advantage of the fluctuations in the markets caused by the rivalries between the Bank of England and the South Sea Company".
The diversity between rich and poor in urban America is shown by the rivalries between The Socs and The Greasers respectively, and it remains one of my favourite 'coming of age' novels as Ponyboy learns to question the path set out for him as a boy from the 'wrong side of town'.
