Sentence examples for poor rival from inspiring English sources
As a meat, it's a poor rival to beef steak.
Staying true to its image as the kinder, quirkier and poorer rival, Lyft chose to eschew the "pay-to-play" sponsorship route.
He anticipates that Ryanair will benefit from falling jet fuel prices, declining labor costs and the possibility that cash-poor rivals will cancel orders for planes.
By 2006, the last year of the contract, Selig believes the richer teams will transfer well over $300 million to their poorer rivals.
While Thaksins allies have thrived among the rural poor, the rival Democrat Party also performed well by winning a better than expected 166 seats among the urban elite in Bangkok and elsewhere.
And we could make a claim that the toll taken on the public health by a poor diet rivals that taken by tobacco".
But with budgets less than half that of those available to their poorest English rival, the Scotsman group titles cannot pretend to do that.
"Britain now has a gap between rich and poor that rivals that in some developing countries," the High Pay Commission, set up by the left-leaning Compass advocacy group, said in its report.
Once again he aimed at the poor, undercutting rivals' prices by 80%.
But the second match I went to was against their smaller, poorer local rivals GAIS.
With uninspiring UK retail sales, including poor clothing sales, rival Marks & Spencer is also on the slide, down 3% at 400.1p.
