Sentence examples for encourage rivalry from inspiring English sources
Up-or-out promotion systems encourage rivalry among junior associates, and the competitive values become so ingrained that the winners find it counterintuitive to collaborate when they become partners.
As well as lessons in this den, he encouraged rivalry and running around to see if their minds responded to being free-range.
He encouraged rivalries and overlapping responsibilities.
Inside the house, Balakrishnan enforced control by encouraging rivalries among the women and keeping them financially dependent.
The soft-spoken Mr. Piëch is unfazed by tension, and often encourages rivalries, people who have worked for him say.
Apart from my own expectation for post-graduate existentialism in the Metropolitan division, the big takeaway is that the league is encouraging rivalries – either by rekindling old ones (Detroit-Toronto, for example) or arranging things for some new ones to form (perhaps most markedly in the Central division).
By 1947, US president Harry S. Truman's advisers urged him to take immediate steps to counter the Soviet Union's influence, citing Stalin's efforts (amid post-war confusion and collapse) to undermine the US by encouraging rivalries among capitalists that could precipitate another war.
The chief executive of this company encourages competition and rivalry among peers, ultimately rewarding the one who comes out on top with increased responsibility.
Many firms use gaming-style leader boards to encourage internal rivalry, or offer modest prizes to the most successful traders.
In 1266, he was even referred to as "Tsar of the Bulgarians" (imperator Bulgarorum) in Hungarian sources, possibly to encourage a rivalry between Constantine and Jacob Svetoslav for the Bulgarian throne or simply to satisfy Jacob's ambitions.
Penguin said it had "exponentially" increased price and non-price competition for ebooks, and Macmillan said it had encouraged "vigorous rivalry instead of monopolisation" in the ebook and e-reader markets.
