Sentence examples for obvious rival from inspiring English sources

The Evora S is fast, gorgeous inside and out, and it's competitively priced with its obvious rival, the Porsche 911.

This is where the McLaren differs from, say, the Ferrari 458, which is its most obvious rival.

Unlike the cinema, which thanks to television had seen a steep fall in numbers, dancing had no obvious rival.

Osborne keeps a wary eye on Johnson, who is his most obvious rival for the Tory leadership.

There is not a single obvious rival among the nine horses who will set out to beat him today.

And although the unions may be unhappy with many of Labour's policies, there is no obvious rival to whom they could pledge allegiance.

The obvious rivals have three doors, so the Golf is instantly demonstrating its practical side.

He does not have any obvious rivals, and he has the power of incumbency on his side.

But with no obvious rivals, and his 46-year-old daughter, Marina, being groomed as his protégée, Mr. Berlusconi could continue calling the political shots from offstage.

Until now, he has had three obvious rivals for the rugby nation's attention: Toby Flood of Leicester, Shane Geraghty of London Irish and Ryan Lamb of Gloucester.

His most typical solution was to overthrow all obvious rivals and replace them with his own relatives, who would in theory be more loyal to him.