Sentence examples for local adversary from inspiring English sources

Barcelona's local adversary is RCD Espanyol, but its biggest rival in Spain is Real Madrid.

Apart, that is, from derailing the title challenge of a local adversary, the rivalry between these two clubs having quite a vicious edge back in the day, before the modern hatred between United and Liverpool eclipsed everything.

One local adversary of the governor has just been released after spending several years in prison while police investigated the alleged theft of a computer (no charges were pressed).Mr Fox who had lived in Vladivostok since 1992 and also happens to be the local British honorary consul promptly moved to England.

Ebrahimi et al. [28] attempted to protect the sink's location privacy by having the sensors located in low-traffic-activity areas to send fake packets, in order to distract the attention of the local adversary.

But who elected Mr. McColl, his local adversaries ask.

A sensationalist and scruple-free press seems eager to collude in their "noble lie": that a Middle Eastern militia, thriving on the utter ineptitude of its local adversaries, poses an "existential risk" to an island fortress that saw off Napoleon and Hitler.

Ian Bogie's Gateshead side eliminated their local adversaries in last season's FA Trophy fifth round, before bowing out to Darlington in the semi-finals.

Neil Warnock's men secured their fourth victory in five games, as they look to continue their push for a play-off spot, but currently find themselves edged out on goal difference by local adversaries Huddersfield.

Although the inclusion of dummy sinks can protect a sensor network from local adversaries, it is not effective in the case of a global adversary, since global traffic analysis will allow the identification of all fake and real sinks, and the adversary can neutralize all of them.

Though its efficiency was doubtful, it proved effective against Rome's largely local adversaries.

Though their efficiency was doubtful, they proved effective against Rome's largely local adversaries.