Sentence examples for its great rival from inspiring English sources
Two months later, shares had risen sharply, doubling the size of the company and shooting it past its great rival of the time, Yahoo.
If US climate diplomacy has had a defining theme over years and across presidencies, it is that its great rival China must be bound by the same conditions.
The A380 will enable it to tackle its great rival right across the product range.Related items Boeing's bleak outlook: It's a desert out thereJan 24th 2002Airbus's decision in December 2000 to proceed with a 555-seat super-jumbo sets it head-to-head with Boeing's 747 for the first time.
Lately Dell has been claiming that surveys by both IDC and Gartner, another research firm, show it has been clobbering its great rival, Hewlett-Packard.
For India to match its great rival, China, it must emphasize "the fundamentals," Mr. O'Neill said, citing "the rule of law, having contracts that are enforced and fighting corruption".
DC Comics has enjoyed fewer cinema successes than its great rival Marvel.
Lessons should be learned from the Scottish referendum in 1997 when Labour had to campaign with its great rivals in the SNP (as well as the Liberal Democrats) to secure a Scottish parliament.
Univocity as opposed to its great rivals, equivocity and analogy is the key to developing a "philosophy of difference" (Deleuze's term for his project in Difference and Repetition), in which difference would no longer be subordinated to identity.
Circulation rose from 360,000 in 1947 to 655,000 in 1956, when it overtook its greatest rival, The Sunday Times.
He might get his wish, since this could be the year that Georgia gets some relief from the frustration it has suffered against its greatest rival.
And the risk that Waterstones runs is that by welcoming its greatest rival onto the high street it puts Amazon's device into the hands of its most committed customers.
