Sentence examples for long-term rivalry from inspiring English sources

SANA, Yemen — Eight months after the first protesters began calling for revolution in Yemen, the beleaguered country has entered a new round of violence, in which street demonstrators appear to have become little more than sacrificial pawns in a long-term rivalry among members of Yemen's political elite.

The goal was to end long-term rivalries, reduce gang violence, promote peace and security, and pursue economic interests.

This led to a bitter long term rivalry, and at the 2007 Royal Rumble, Hardy and Jeff defeated MNM.

"Yet we are entering a long-term military rivalry with China on terms that are easily bearable by China but fiscally ruinous for us.

These authors consider the long-term structure of the rivalry network embedded in space.

The long-term outcome of this fierce rivalry will turn on which company is best at picking the young men that the soccer gods anoint as World Cup stars.

He distinguishes between organised crime, driven by drug-trafficking and gang rivalry, which involves a long-term national effort, and more visible daily street violence.

The question we face today is whether we want to invest in a long-term human presence in space for reasons other than rivalry and diplomacy.

This observer demonstrates a complete dissociation between a strong transient initial bias and the long-term average as has been reported previously for binocular rivalry [8].

Returning United to the head of English football is part of Van Gaal's long-term plan, so the stage is set for another great managerial rivalry.

Tour officials see the benefit of nationalistic rivalries and a pipeline of Russians flowing with the oil of long-term success.