Sentence examples for pool of rivals from inspiring English sources

With the pool of rivals growing at a seemingly exponential rate, prospects for the three most revered smartphone makers are becoming increasingly grim.

Ofo and Mobike have become billion-dollar companies with rapidly expanding global footprints, but the once-large pool of rival companies has dwindled.

Varndell and Jacobs completed braces and Guy Thompson also scored as Wasps moved within a point of pool rivals Harlequins and Leinster at the top.

Logic would dictate that with more than a billion people, about half of whom are younger than 25, India should have a pool of athletic talent that rivals China, the United States and Russia.

Sunday's showdown will determine who progresses to the quarter-finals out of the Pool C rivals.

Time and Viant say they plan to combine that data with its own subscriber information, providing it with a pool of data which it claims "rivals industry leaders Facebook and Google".

After Scarlets' defeat, Pool 4 rivals Harlequins registered one of the biggest shocks in the tournament with a stunning 32-8 win over Mike Phillips' Racing Metro in Nantes.

The company put its drugs for neglected diseases into a "patent pool" so researchers can refine them or combine them with those of rivals.

Ireland's World Cup win over West Indies surpassed their toppling of England four years ago and will make their Pool B rivals "very nervous", according to Graeme Swann.

Samoa take on the United States in Pool B in Brighton at midday Wales take on Uruguay in Pool A at their home ground of the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff at 2.30pm New Zealand face Pool C rivals Argentina at Wembley Stadium at 4.45pm Follow the live action below: Please allow a moment for the blog to load... Today's fixtures: Pool B: Samoa v United States, Brighton Community Stadium - midday.

It has acreage in the Haynesville Shale, a pool of energy in Louisiana and East Texas that could rival the famous Hugoton field of Kansas.