Sentence examples for existing rivalries from inspiring English sources

The rationale was to improve travel and address related problems with the current setup of two conferences of three divisions while enhancing existing rivalries.

Her subsequent marriage in 1180 to Guy of Lusignan, a newcomer to the East and brother of Amalric, accentuated existing rivalries between the barons.

Adding this fuel to the existing rivalries between regiments is a risk.But the most obvious change to the armed forces is a straightforward one: Britain will probably not be engaged in a major foreign war in the near future.

Policies which do not take into account potential trade-offs, risk aggravating existing rivalries for services in specific areas and exacerbating conflicts.

It is how these existing rivalries over the Iranian deal fit into the region's widening fracture lines that will define the future of the Middle East.

Existing competition.

Having developed from an existing rivalry between rowing clubs of the same name, it is one of the oldest in Brazil and also one of the most followed in the country, with the two teams boasting an estimated 45 million fans between them - about 20% of the population.

This match was the result of an existing rivalry between Raven and Jarrett over the NWA World Heavyweight Championship which Raven held.

This built on their existing rivalry, as Cena and Christian had an encounter at the Royal Rumble, in which Christian claimed that he was a better rapper than Cena.

Does competing at this level simply take existing professional rivalries, like the late-night duels between Mr. Leno and Mr. Letterman, onto a new playing field?

Modrikamen, too, carries a taint for some of his potential collaborators — due to existing political rivalries, and an ongoing investigation into misuse of European Union funds by one of his former political vehicles.