Sentence examples for more rivalry among from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Bo Xilai's supporters in Chongqing certainly feel he has been brought down less because of any corruption on his own part, more because of rivalries among China's communist elites.

This lush survey of 16th-century Venetian painting explores the notorious rivalry among three of the more renowned Venetian painters, fueled by competition for patronage, prestige and a place in posterity.

In contrast, because of steady rivalry among males intrasexual social stress is more pronounced in males.

Indeed, rivalry among Europe's stock exchanges is now more about trading technology than anything else.

Asked if there was a rivalry among the bands, Coppersmith said, "It's more of a camaraderie".

So while all of them are more or less quietists, like Sistani himself, the stage would be set for a divisive rivalry among them.

TOKYO — The biggest Internet takeover to date in China has already sharpened a rivalry among the country's digital powerhouses, but the deal could also bring more order to China's messy world of mobile apps.

"We once had more than 300 parties in the early stage of the Republic of China, and the consequences were rivalry among political parties and warlords, and national disintegration," he said.

In furniture and shoes, for example, Italian consumers have learned to expect more and better products because of the rapid pace of new product development that is driven by intense domestic rivalry among hundreds of Italian companies.