Sentence examples for open rivalry from inspiring English sources

Open rivalry between the two men led Giscard to dismiss Chirac in favour of Raymond Barre, a professional economist.

Unlike males, females rarely show open rivalry over the top spot, which is decided by a combination of age and personality, both of which are non-negotiable [2].

The authorities "are afraid of an open political rivalry," he said.

The past six months have brought butchery in Kosovo, belligerency in Iran and Afghanistan, open nuclear rivalry in India and Pakistan, a new outbreak of anti-American terrorism, the apparent determination of North Korea to go out with a bang, and the descent into warfare of a huge swathe of Africa from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean.

And it is becoming more open in its rivalry.

Cold War, the open yet restricted rivalry that developed after World War II between the United States and the Soviet Union and their respective allies.

The Tartan Army, as its fans are collectively known, is well-known for its open and passionate rivalry with the ancient and traditional foe, England, although one recent opinion suggested more Scots are either neutral or back England than don't.

The conservatives have played a shrewd game of fielding more than 20 candidates to create an impression of rivalry, open democracy and choice for the electorate.

In 1959 his dramatization of the Lincoln-Douglas debates, "The Rivalry," opened at the Bijou Theater on Broadway with Richard Boone as Lincoln and Martin Gabel as Douglas.

This mess could mean the end of the dual Samsung/Apple rivalry, opening the market to new devices like the Google Pixel.

Bring that same European success across to the U.S. and knock Roger off in the Open final, and this rivalry takes on a whole new perspective".