Sentence examples for greatest challenger from inspiring English sources

Oklahoma City could become their greatest challenger, as the Thunder pushed the Lakers to six games in the first round last spring.

Jana's greatest challenger at this year's Paralympics will be Hong Kong's Chan Yui Chong, a 29-year-old épée and foil contender and five-time Paralympic gold medallist.

Sony's Xperia Z, which runs on the Android operating system, was shaping up to be Japan's greatest challenger to the iPhone as well as to another global blockbuster, Samsung's Galaxy series.

Spain, considered the United States' greatest challenger for Olympic gold, is led by Pau Gasol, the Lakers forward who watched the Dream Team on television at age 12 and decided he wanted to play basketball.

SHANGHAI — Against the backdrop of a tentative global recovery, President Obama and China's leaders will meet in Beijing next week to discuss how to improve relations between the world's reigning economic superpower and its greatest challenger.

The Clippers' greatest challenger in their bid to keep Jordan is the Mavericks, who impressed Jordan on Wednesday during a pitch meeting attended by a cadre of team executives and star players Dirk Nowitzki and Chandler Parsons.

Before then, Mr. Siegel has received invaluable help from a range of personalities: the fighter's second wife (and seemingly one of his greatest challengers), Khalilah Camacho-Ali; the journalist Robert Lipsyte (formerly of The New York Times); Mr. Ali's loyal brother, Rahman; and a clerk from the Supreme Court proceedings who reveals behind-the-gavel details.

"We are a challenger and as the news ripples around the world today we will be recognised as an even greater challenger to our competitors".

What defines a great champion is a great challenger and, although golf is littered with several wonderful players, not one of them consistently gives Woods a meaningful argument.

Polaris became Harley's first great challenger with its reborn Indian lineup the Chiefs look like they have teleported from 1952.

I believed the social network would make a great challenger to the likes of Facebook and Twitter, mainly because of Google's enormous existing audience (I still do, provided the company plays its cards right).