Sentence examples for increasingly rivaling from inspiring English sources

That Sunday's victory came against the United States, relatively indifferent to the sport despite being home to 24 of the 30 N.H.L. franchises and increasingly rivaling Canada's talent base of players, made it all the more satisfying.

— Hold the spray bottle: A new major study warns everyday chemicals found in personal-care products, paints, indoor cleaners and other chemical-containing agents are increasingly rivaling cars as a main source of emissions for volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, The Post's Chris Mooney reports.

Although he was tempted by a project in California, Lynch accepted an offer to stay in his lab at York, an indication that UK projects increasingly rival the allure of US opportunities.

Tiger Global was early to India, and it seems certain that a large swathe of this new capital will go towards doubling down on its most recent bets and sleuthing out new investment opportunities in the country, where the economy continues to grow and the startup ecosystem increasingly rivals the U.S. for attention.

And those cheap boxes increasingly rival the more expensive Sun servers and IBM mainframes.

And those cheap boxes increasingly rival more expensive Sun servers and IBM mainframes with each new version of Microsoft's operating system or Linux clustering software.

The convenience factor trumps nutritional considerations and, increasingly, it rivals taste as the primary reason consumers continue to buy a product.

Increasingly, Vocus thus rivals Dachis Group, which has been snapping up Facebook apps makers and other social media companies left and right recently.

And his firm will have stolen another march on its increasingly capable rivals.

But Mr Maranghi has increasingly irritated rivals, notably the big commercial banks, by trying to muscle into already complex deals.

Will increasingly wary rivals (from Microsoft to Verizon to Facebook) forge effective alliances to stop the Google juggernaut?