Sentence examples for less rival from inspiring English sources

With reigning champions Chelsea falling by the wayside early on, Arsene Wenger has one less rival to worry about.

Drive did not go head to head with Top Gear, but the BBC will be pleased to have one less rival motoring show on TV.

"Nobody has done more than Haley to build the Republican Party over the last three decades," said former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who is planning to run for the GOP nomination and now has one less rival in the primary to worry about.

"The people who are struggling to get this economy going... will see that President Obama and Mr. Romney are less rivals than running mates," the congressman said in a written statement.

The HOM-ij pronunciation, meanwhile, seems to be losing out to its trendier h-less rivals, despite the protestations of traditionalists.

So when Sevilla played at the Rosaleda, Málaga fans spent the game playing with lilos, dinghies, rubber rings and beach balls, sending them bouncing around the stands and laughing at their sea-less rivals.

Rangers are in second place on 65 points, 2 less than rival Celtic.

Some said they were less a rival to affirmative action than a companion.

Indeed, for Modi, China may appear to be less a rival than an opportunity.

Many of Creditanstalt's snooty corporate bankers resent being taken over by a much younger and less profitable rival.

He looks better placed this time: Ms Fujimori is a less skilful rival than Mr García, and Mr Humala has moved towards the centre.