Sentence examples for extreme rival from inspiring English sources

The moderate nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party is worried by the growing dominance of its more extreme rival, Sinn Fein, as attention is focused on taming the IRA.

Proving its loyalty to the throne has helped the PJD avoid the fate of its more extreme rival, the longer established Adl wal Ihsan (Justice and Welfare) Party, which is formally banned for its refusal to accept the king as Commander of the Faithful.

To add to the humiliation, in areas such as Basildon and Dudley support for BNP candidates was lower than support for their more extreme rivals, the old National Front NFF).

Sleepy no more Reprints Related topics Salam Fayyad West Bank Gaza Strip Politics HamasHamas's foreign patrons may hope that Mr Meshal, now confirmed as leader, will return to Gaza to subdue his more extreme rivals.

This year AQAP denied it was involved in two suicide bombings in Houthi mosques in Yemen that were claimed by Isis, reflecting the attempts by the group to distance itself from its more extreme jihadi rival.

Whether they'll vote for any of Trump's extreme Republican rivals is another story.

Page A11 HARD WORDS FOR HIS RIVALS Jon M. Huntsman Jr., a former Utah governor who has been stuck in the second tier of candidates for the Republican presidential nomination, took an assertive new tone during a televised interview, calling recent remarks by two of his major rival extreme and unrealistic.

In fact, investors who chose to buy shares of Foundry rival Extreme Networks extr that same day have done better than those who jumped on the Foundry train just as it was leaving the station.

It was Thatcher who set the U.K. onto a course where British extremes of inequality rival those of the United States, and where valued public institutions are being tossed on the rubbish heap.

He had a major drug dealing racket based in the northwest of England and used extreme violence against his rivals.

WASHINGTON - Jon M. Huntsman Jr., the former Utah governor who has been stuck in the second tier of candidates for the Republican presidential nomination, took an aggressive new tone during a televised interview on Sunday, saying that recent remarks from two of his major rivals were "extreme" and "unrealistic".