Sentence examples for partial rivalry from inspiring English sources
These bifurcations lead to rivalry or partial rivalry.
Forbes's testimony should be appraised in perspective of the contemporary Anglo-American commercial rivalry, In light of the partial nature of the account and of his "jealousy, even antipathy" towards the English in Rio de la Plata.
We thus used the narrow sense of brood reduction [62], which by definition refer to the "within-brood partial mortality that is due to sibling rivalry per se" (see [29], pg. 77).
Using the model of interhemispheric rivalry, if speech production performance is to be successfully improved after partial left hemisphere stroke damage then anodal tDCS applied to structurally and/or functionally intact perilesional cortex should increase the residual left hemisphere's output and improve language function.
Deep rooted traditional beliefs played a part in the delays, as did lack of trust in the government and health system, which may be related to people's experience of conflict, and of multiple decades of corrupt and partial treatment by government, especially with respect to ethnic and internal regional rivalries, both before and after the conflict [ 39].
Fueling the rivalry are time-share companies that manage their own fleets of luxury vessels and offer partial-ownership arrangements to buyers who are guaranteed a certain number of days on the water each summer.
Don Cossack had been due to renew rivalry with Cue Card, who crashed out when very much in contention at Cheltenham – but who later made partial amends by winning the Betfred Bowl at Aintree.
