Sentence examples for important rival from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sadr's political movement is also an important rival of the Supreme Council.
Most important, experts said, Mr. Ma is an important rival of the current leader of Taiwan, Chen Shui-bian.
Kasparov added: "As well as being the most important rival in my sporting career, [Karpov] is my grand master, from whom I have learned the most, as much in chess as in life".
The shift has touched every Harvard student and has caused the business school -- the world's richest, best-known and most influential -- to start a series of initiatives in Silicon Valley, where Stanford, its most important rival, is pre-eminent.
But surveys of voters leaving polling stations indicated that the gap between Mr. Andrade and his most important rival, Raul Ojeda of the Democratic Revolutionary Party, was much less conclusive.
He added, "So you're welcoming the leader of the most important rival power in the world into the capital, and the way you pave his entrance into the city is laid with these four big thorny issues".
I don't know what happened on that plane on Christmas day, but whatever is finally revealed, I fear that it will once again inflate the importance of al-Qaida and blind the U.S. to the truly important rivals and challenges of a new era.
Two important rivals, Gap and Hennes & Mauritz, are only beginning to show signs of rejuvenation after passing through rough patches, but Zara has been flourishing all along.
When the competition begins, they become one another's most important rivals — for spots on national teams, national championships, Olympic medals.
Not one of Tallulah's most important rivals crashed and burned the way she did; even the alcoholic Laurette Taylor redeemed her lost decades with her unforgettably great performance in "The Glass Menagerie".
Philosophically, his most important rivals were probably the Mohists.[4] They had argued that social order requires moderation, and they took this to imply a rejection of the lavish rituals that Xunzi advocated; they also attacked the ru erudites ferociously.
