Sentence examples for potential rivalries from inspiring English sources

They would bring a lot to our Premier League in terms of their personalities, their expertise and the potential rivalries with some of the big managers already here.

Though this would not be a downtown stadium – something MLS prefers – the team have received public support to join MLS, and point to potential rivalries with Dallas and Houston as something that could be attractive to the league.

Instead, the same two Asian challenges that America has taken on ever since Commodore Perry sailed in will remain the most worrying risks: potential rivalries, and the desire by some leaders to form exclusive regional economic blocks.

Some Democrats wondered whether this potential rivalry was behind the decision to keep Mrs. Clinton off the list of convention speakers.

But the spectrum of 100percentt sauvignons or sauvignon-dominated blends suggests potential rivalry, including versions from Raphael, Jamesport, Paumanok, Shinn, Castello di Borghese, Osprey's Dominion and Vineyard 48.

Nicki Minaj was able to engage in (and ultimately dismiss) a potential rivalry with Lil' Kim because it was clear that the Kim we once knew and loved was long gone.

After spending the better part of two years away from open-wheel racing, Fisher looked at 2007 as an opportunity to resurrect her career, and the series buzzed about a potential rivalry with Danica Patrick.

By getting the reveal out of the way early, Benioff and Weiss can concentrate on the potential rivalry between Barristan and Jorah – judging by the pained look on Jorah's face it's going to be fun.

The Irish FA has three bases under consideration and, having not featured on the competition stage since the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, O'Neill plans to tap into the England manager's experience despite their potential rivalry next summer.

Its relations with NATO, which deployed the weapons in Kosovo, are extremely sensitive at the moment, because of potential rivalry between NATO and the EU's putative new rapid- reaction force.

Furthermore, some start-ups were reluctant to share business secrets and their "own" network resources because of potential rivalry.