Sentence examples for considered as rival from inspiring English sources

Glutamate and dopamine hypotheses of schizophrenia may be considered as rival models, particularly in regards to the pathophysiology of positive symptoms in schizophrenia.

The Damascus faction was the enemy of the military committee because of their support for Nazim al-Kudsi's regime and the Hawranist were considered as rivals because of their stance against pan-Arabism.

Even so, Richard M. Nixon never came close to losing the nomination to Nelson A. Rockefeller or other rivals, who were not considered as potent as Mr. McCain is this year.

In the past Cabello has been considered as a rival of Maduro, but the pair have been at pains to deny that.

Memristor-based crossbar architectures are actively considered as vital rivals for the traditional solutions.

Others mimicked the now famous pose of the double Olympic champion or cheered each appearance of his compatriot Yohan Blake, who many considered as Bolt's main rival going into the race but who finished a respectable second with a time of 9.75 seconds.

They are often considered as Walt Disney's only rivals as cartoonists.

Although both Longchamp and Coutances were considered as possible candidates and rivals for the see, the cathedral chapter of Canterbury elected the Bishop of Bath, Reginald fitzJocelin, in November 1191.

Other new entries to the dictionary include frenemy, for a person who is considered as both a friend and a rival and shabby chic, which is a style of interior design that uses worn or distressed furnishings to achieve a "romantic effect".

Within these technologies, PCM has been recently considered as a leading candidate in comparison with its rivals due to the analogous physical behaviours of phase-change materials to biological synapse [71, 72].

Aggressiveness was also considered, as males could adjust their mate choice to avoid aggressive rivals.