Sentence examples for fierce rivalries from inspiring English sources

Fierce rivalries often split the dominant faction.

It is a world of intense passions and fierce rivalries which few will be aware of.

Then he went to Yemen, where he explored the fierce rivalries that are driving that country apart.

This is not always in the DNA of Labour in Scotland, and there are fierce rivalries in the party still.

But in Britain, it can be a truly savage domain, a nest of intrigue, fierce rivalries and legal disputes.

There was shifting at the top, too, as fierce rivalries among the top four formed and faded and reformed.

There is a fierce rivalry but a big friendship.

— should heighten what has been a fierce rivalry.

Is it their DNA, their upbringing, a fierce rivalry or familial love?

"Look, there's fierce rivalry between Australia and New Zealand in sport," he said.

It is known for its fierce rivalry with its Glaswegian neighbour, Celtic.