Sentence examples for principal foes from inspiring English sources

His principal foes are his mother-in-law, Mrs Tulsi, and her brother-in-law, Seth.

The Bahmanī sultanate's principal foes in its efforts to extend itself securely over the Deccan plateau were the Hindu rulers of Vijayanagar, Telingana, and Orissa and the Muslim rulers of Khandesh, Malwa, and Gujarat.

A major concern of Erdogan's government is that military action against Islamic militants in Syria could bolster two of its principal foes: Assad and the PKK, designated a terrorist group by Ankara and Washington.

Redlener's principal foe isn't so much extremism, or disaster itself, as it is commonplace complacency and avoidance.

There is a slight geographical problem, however: the pipeline would have to go through Pakistan, giving India's principal foe a choke-hold on its energy supplies.

But some regional parties in the United Front, notably the Telegu Desam Party, with 12 seats, regard Congress as their principal foe in state elections.

Throug a friend, the Washington public relations executive John Hoving, he got a copy to the drug industry's principal foe in the Senate, the Wisconsin Democrat Gaylord Nelson.

It differs starkly in this regard from its principal foe, the Labor party, prone to a fault to navel gaze, over-analyse and second guess itself.

The title refers both to the character Brainiac, an extraterrestrial android and principal foe of Superman, and to Mr. Concepcion's three-day stint in West Nyack producing the work.

He spoke at a time when the United States is shifting its focus in the region toward India, in part to counterbalance China's rise but also because of Washington's increasingly problematic relationship with Pakistan, India's principal foe.

"Right now Democratic leaders look like they are getting dizzy from all the dollars they think they have to throw around," said Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, a principal foe of the joined spending bills.