Sentence examples for combative rivalry from inspiring English sources
Of course the book also tracks Mr. Jobs's long and combative rivalry with Bill Gates.
In the third section, Luke's and Avery's sons, who don't know each other — or their fathers' history — get thrown together in high school and start a friendship that falls into an uneasy combative rivalry.
In the third section, Luke's and Avery's sons, who don't know each other or their fathers' history get thrown together in high school and start a friendship that falls into an uneasy combative rivalry.
"If you look at the campaign statements, Romney has been much more combative in terms of US economic rivalry".
(Another first win — are you watching Seattle?) The Rapids may actually get more of the typical fire of a rivalry game against the combative Chivas USA on Saturday night.
Over the next few months, Jefferson became an unofficial member of the Adams family, and the bond of friendship between Adams and Jefferson was sealed, a lifelong partnership and rivalry that made the combative New Englander and the elegant Virginian the odd couple of the American Revolution.
The rivalry between the companies is growing more combative, and with good reason: the outcome is likely to shape the future of competition in computing and the way people use information technology.
A non combative approach.
