Sentence examples for more rivalry from inspiring English sources

But there may be a bit more rivalry than the professors acknowledge.

The Google-Verizon proposal acknowledges the power of competition, arguing that there is no need for neutrality on the wireless Internet because there is more rivalry among U.S. mobile network operators than among fixed-line broadband providers.

To inject even more rivalry, as in the America's Cup sailing race, the winning team gets to keep the cup -- in this case a stainless steel sculpture -- on their Fork.

Ironically, the recent mergers among former Baby Bells are to be cheered precisely because they are due to competition and herald yet more rivalry to come.The new "telecomglomerates" produced by the mergers should no longer be distracted by spending millions each year lobbying legislators and regulators in Washington for favourable treatment, their principal form of competition in the past.

He was also looking forward to more dynastic struggle, to something like the moment last season when Edgar Hansen seemed on the edge of mutiny ("If Sig were to exercise, his heart would explode," he complained about his brother, comfortably perched in the wheelhouse), or to some more rivalry between Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand, whose temperaments and styles are very different.

Less Iowa trips, more rivalry between Ivy (Megan Hilty and Karenn (Katharine McPhee)!

The games in Bridgeport are a lot more rivalry-oriented, between the Rangers and Islanders.

There are more rivalries to get immersed in, but knowing these three is essential.

I would be fashionable, there would be no more literary rivalry..

I think it was a more intense rivalry in the past than it is now.

Another, more friendly rivalry involving Thomas is taking root in the increasingly interesting Eastern Conference.