Sentence examples for less rivalry from inspiring English sources

The process would have benefited from less rivalry between departments.

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

Many parents figure that, compared with soccer, basketball and football, lacrosse offers less rivalry for spots on college teams.

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

The foreign policy team, despite a few glitches, wins high marks and is beset by less rivalry and rancor than most any administration in memory.

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).

The same era, on the women's side, produced the equally reliable if less flamboyant rivalry between Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova.

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

"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".

But the owners – the two families are related and operate a more or less amicable rivalry – are charming and eager to please, and the food is top notch.

He was eager to talk privately to a Democratic ex-president who could offer more fatherly wisdom — not to mention a surreptitious smoke — and less fraternal rivalry.