Sentence examples for firm rivalry from inspiring English sources

The Old Firm rivalry came to an abrupt end in 2012 when the Rangers franchise was liquidated.

It has two professional football (soccer) clubs, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian (with ties to the Protestant and Roman Catholic communities, respectively), whose fierce but generally friendly competitiveness mirrors the "Old Firm" rivalry between Glasgow's ("Protestant") Rangers and ("Roman Catholic") Celtic.

Edinburgh has two professional football (soccer) clubs, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian (with ties to the Protestant and Roman Catholic communities, respectively), whose fierce but generally friendly competitiveness mirrors the "Old Firm" rivalry between Glasgow's ("Protestant") Rangers and ("Roman Catholic") Celtic.

Sutton, however, said the lack of Old Firm rivalry had been detrimental to Scotland's international standing.

He enjoys the so-called New Firm rivalry, claiming "it always adds weight to it when both teams are doing well".

Will Glasgow's Old Firm Rivalry Sway the Independence Referendum?

A bitter dispute between the founder's two sons may lead to a reorganisation of India's biggest private-sector group, whose interests include oil and gas, the world's largest polyester maker and India's biggest mobile-telephony firm.Sibling rivalry at Reliance has been rumoured ever since its founder, Dhirubhai Ambani, died in 2002.

The "Old Firm" clubs' fierce rivalry has been the league's principal attraction.

SUNDAY Rangers vs. Celtic The Old Firm, the oldest rivalry in Scotland, comes at a broken moment in Rangers history.

Perhaps most crucially, Microsoft will have strong support from the dominant ERP supplier, SAP, because of the German firm's own rivalry with Oracle in the business-applications market.DelphicAgainst such an onslaught, many firms would panic.

The four attributes (1. factor conditions; 2. demand conditions; 3. context for firm strategy and rivalry; 4. related and supporting industries) are self-reinforcing and catalyze the process of continuous innovations.