Sentence examples for obvious rivalry from inspiring English sources

There has also been a very obvious rivalry between Reno's Justice Dept.

At the moment there is no obvious rivalry between the pair, with England committed to playing two spinners in Sri Lanka.

Howard Wheeldon, aviation analyst, says: "To say John King was obsessed with the threat of competition would be an understatement – the obvious rivalry between him and Richard Branson was of a kind that I had personally never experienced before, or indeed since.

The most obvious rivalry is between Foursquare and Gowalla.

Maybe it is an absence of compelling personalities or obvious rivalries.

There is something else spurring Murray on, and it is more obvious: his rivalry with Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and, to a lesser extent, Roger Federer (not to mention the new wave).

In talking about the robust state of the PGA Tour, people point to the obvious: the burgeoning rivalry between Fowler and McIlroy; the game of hot potato between McIlroy and Luke Donald for the No. 1 ranking; the return to the winning circle of Woods at the Arnold Palmer Invitational; and the major breakthrough of Watson, a modern-day Paul Bunyan.

He quickly said the obvious cause is sibling rivalry, with my daughters competing for attention.

The Radwanskas' sibling rivalry was obvious, but there were others: Maria Sharapova against herself (she nearly lost to a teen-ager), the Japanese contingent against their bodies (three of the country's athletes retired mid-match), and Bethanie Mattek-Sands against all accepted practices of style and decorum (she had applied elaborate black eye goop on both cheeks).

It's fairly obvious that there is some rivalry, at least at the staff level, between Cheney and Rice — partly over the Cheney people's feeling that Rice is not as solidly and reliably in the moralist camp as they are.

The area where this rivalry is most obvious (outside of the core cloud computing services) is in machine learning.