Sentence examples for notable rival from inspiring English sources

Of course he covered this ground with exultant style, surrounding himself with constituents, protégés and even a notable rival.

It follows on from the trial of Bo Xilai, the princeling who ran the huge region of Chongqing and was a notable rival of Xi Jinping, China's president.

One notable rival is Udacity, another free provider of digital higher education whose existence was inspired by the enrolment of 160,000 students in its founders' online Introduction to Higher Education Course at Stanford.

Even with such notable rivals to consider, the One's 4.7-inch Super LCD3 panel is perhaps the best smartphone display I've ever seen.

After all, BBM has long been one of the company's stickiest features, but 2012 saw the service's popularity start to wane thanks in part to some very public service outages and the growth of notable rivals like Apple's iMessage and startups like Kik and (of course) WhatsApp.

Two notables: Rivals Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio.

And indeed there's been litigation between Huawei and a notable US rival, Cisco, over intellectual property.

Even so, the Harbaughs are hardly the only notable sibling rivals in sports.

Sonnet 86 is notable within the Rival Poet subsection of sonnets because it allegedly provides important clues as to the historical identity of this Rival Poet.

The 1922 season also produced notable victories against rival Pitt and against Gonzaga in the East-West Bowl, the program's first bowl game appearance.

In her own reminiscences, published in the latter years of retirement, she wrote quite unaffectedly about the vogue of the beauties in late Victorian London society, and incidentally paid a generous tribute to the claims of some of the more notable of her rivals to eminence.