Sentence examples for its principal rival from inspiring English sources
Advanced Micro Devices is counting on a new high-performance computer chip to hold on to hard-fought market share it has won from its principal rival, Intel.
Yahoo said Tuesday that it would join an alliance organized by Google, its principal rival, that will try to make it easier for programmers to write software that can run on the pages of many social networks and other Web sites.
Nevertheless, because Britain had had a head start since 1905, when it had an edge of seven capital ships over its principal rival, Germany, and because of rapidly increasing British and declining German construction, there were 49 British battleships either in service or being built in 1914, as against 29 German vessels of the same type.
Facebook remains a shadow of its principal rival, Google.
U.P.S. and its principal rival, FedEx, have pursued TNT's express mail delivery business in recent years.
The Times of London, always eager to out its principal rival, supplied the name Tuesday.
Its principal rivals India and Vietnam, it was predicted, would simply increase their exports at Thailand's expense, offering a price much lower than the Thai government could, unless it was willing to incur huge losses.
Nice Matin differs from Aix and Ouest, its principal rivals on the Upper West Side, in that it serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner largely without sticker shock and aims for a steady local crowd.
Google looks so strong today in part because of the stumbles of its principal rivals, Yahoo and Microsoft.
If one only looked at the material positions of the United States and its principal rivals for power in world politics China and Russia power shifts would seem to be relatively modest.
A recent example: The Federal Trade Commission is considering what to do about Intel, the chipmaker that has been the target of suits and complaints from a couple of its principal rivals (seconded by well-placed elected officials who just might be motivated by political contributions and votes).
