Sentence examples for much rivalry from inspiring English sources

That's how much rivalry there is here.

Collins said that he didn't feel much rivalry in connection with the prize: "I have no interest in pushing to the front of the queue.

"Part of me thought to myself there is so much rivalry with Strictly and X Factor, they are always messing around with the schedule, The Voice was 100% intended to be a competing show to X Factor so I thought great, we'll nick Alesha".

Or perhaps, some competitors suggested, wine-tasting ability is simply one more realm in which Oxford and Cambridge can play out their long and much mythologized rivalry.

If, however, it's a contest between two players who compete better than anyone else in the game and for whom giving an inch is not in their DNA, then theirs is as much a rivalry as any other.

When the ninth Panchen Lama died in 1937, the search for his reincarnation evoked just about as much political rivalry as the more recent choice of the 11th Panchen Lama.

How much domestic rivalry is there between you?

In the wake of the discovery, there was much nationalistic rivalry between the French and the British over who deserved credit for the discovery.

Even those who were lukewarm on mutuality recognised that building societies provided much-needed rivalry to Britain's famously profitable banks.

The way our media outlets unthinkingly peddle each other's errors is particularly jarring given the much-vaunted rivalry between the newspaper groups.

And NBC didn't help matters with its inexplicable failure to have a camera positioned on the goal line, despite the game being the kickoff to its much-hyped Rivalry Day.