Sentence examples for contemporary competitors from inspiring English sources

Our contemporary competitors, the Neanderthals, would have got the nod.

Mory's decline probably began in the 1980s when the drinking age was raised to 21 and accelerated over the past decade as New Haven's dining scene has produced a welter of more contemporary competitors.

The diverse, lengthy Hall of Fame career of Landry inspired many -- contemporaries and competitors alike.

Nor were his contemporaries and competitors, Dan Rather at CBS and Tom Brokaw at NBC.

At his news conference, someone asked about his coach, who doubled as his contemporary and competitor, and how that might benefit him.

As the 1970s wore on, Clinton's two-headed beast swallowed up more and more funk talent from the ranks of his contemporaries and competitors.

It's faster, with more manoeuvrability, boost jumps and maps better tailored to contemporary PvP play, funnelling competitors down clear lanes of combat, almost MOBA style.

Nearly a dozen competitors and contemporaries testified to Carrothers's character and potential.

The novelist CP Snow, while reviewing a 1968 defence of Rosalind Franklin, Watson's contemporary and unfairly treated competitor, made a little detour to describe him as a "natural" writer.

"He was never beaten, never had a whip flourished over him, or felt the tickling of a spur, or was ever, for a moment, distressed by the speed of a competitor," one contemporary wrote.

These contemporaries include his former competitors, many of whom were driven to ruin, but many others of whom sold out at a profit (or a profitable stake in Standard Oil, as Rockefeller often offered his shares as payment for a business), and quite a few of whom became very wealthy as managers as well as owners in Standard Oil.