Sentence examples for natural competitors from inspiring English sources

That is why even the Thalia's natural competitors are glad it is back.

Their identical aspirations made them natural competitors -- and Mr. Gore seemed to have jumped ahead -- said Mr. Gore's cousin, Ark Monroe, who escorted him to the meeting.

Many of Pakistan's natural competitors already have, or are negotiating, preferential access to the EU market beyond that enjoyed by Pakistan – a list that includes Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and India.

Experts said the most recent findings, from Calumet Harbor and the Calumet River, could mean that the carp has found its way beyond an elaborate barrier system built at the cost of millions of dollars to prevent the fish's access to the Great Lakes and its delicate ecosystem, where it has no natural competitors and would threaten the life of native fish populations.

Mr. Hughes's goal is to guide The New Republic out of the category he called "little magazines" in Washington like The National Review and into a category that includes magazines he sees as more natural competitors, like The New Yorker, the Economist and New York Magazine.

"If the ticket were to lose -- and I don't think that is going to happen -- I think the natural competitors for the 2008 nomination are going to be Edwards and Hillary," said Senator Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey, who is leading the Democratic Party's efforts to recapture the Senate this year.

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It also made a difference that Germany, a natural competitor, was preoccupied with its own unification.

Satellite phone companies are another natural competitor for the radio e-mail networks.

In Biondi's long-range view, Viacom will be the natural competitor of Microsoft when the TV and the computer become the same machine.