Sentence examples for is less rivalry from inspiring English sources

Over time, the tone of her children's letters has evolved; there is less rivalry and more resignation.

"France is a country with only two police forces," Mr. Dickey notes, "both national, so there is less rivalry among agencies".

Despite being the second team in the city, there is less rivalry with Oxford City because of their lower position in the pyramid system (there have been no competitive matches between the two since 1959).

This is less a rivalry than a longstanding relationship between franchises and fans who inherited a mutual disdain for each other.

But for others who like their sport to be vital and compelling, the argument is less credible: a rivalry that flows furiously in one direction erodes the senses; a rivalry which eddies to and fro elevates the soul.

While it is now clear that attentional control over binocular rivalry is possible, the opposite is less evident: Is interocular conflict (i.e., the situation leading to binocular rivalry) able to attract attention?

The efforts of these "border ruffians" (pictured) were a prelude to the civil war.Today the rivalry is less bloody.

"Princesa," which opens today at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th Street, Greenwich Village), is less about the overt rivalry between Karin and Gianni than about Fernanda's own identity crisis.

To him, the USC-UCLA basketball rivalry is less contentious than the football version because the respective sports are so different.

"When there are two competitors rather than three, we become concerned that there will be less vigorous rivalry, especially in a market where entry is difficult".

Meares is less a crowd darling in Britain, where her long-running rivalry with Victoria Pendleton has an edge.