Sentence examples for its rivalries from inspiring English sources

It became known for its rivalries with Dinamo Zagreb, Serbia, and Bosnia, which often turned violent on game days.

If the women's game is to emerge from the shadow of the men, it needs more quality in its rivalries and much more quantity.

The N.B.A. was a smaller league then, so its rivalries were much bigger.

Yup, just what Texas likes out of its rivalries — to settle things the way they do in soccer.

The made-over Big East will reflect little of its Eastern roots, its history or its rivalries.

Baseball needs its rivalries, but interleague schedules and expansion have diluted the product, creating a schedule of one-night stands and creating makeshift return excursions to make up inconvenient rainouts.

It is nationally known for its rivalry with the Crips.

It has not prevailed in its rivalry with Syria and has lost its battle for influence in Lebanon.

Harvard fares better in its rivalry with Stanford when it comes to educating future CEOs than founders.

And it is becoming more open in its rivalry.

But Pakistan's focus has always been its rivalry with India, against whom it has initiated (and lost) three wars, using US equipment each time.