Sentence examples for public rivalry from inspiring English sources

Thus began a rarity in college basketball: a bona fide public rivalry between coaches born from real mutual dislike.

At the time, Mr. Ng was in a public rivalry with one of Macau's most notorious gangsters, Wan Kuok-koi, widely known as Broken Tooth.

For months, a public rivalry between General Younes and another rebel military leader, Khalifa Hifter, contributed to the pervasive sense of chaos in the ranks, as both men claimed to command the fighters in the field.

In fact, the two men's public rivalry is by itself revolutionary for the A.N.C., which during its 55 years has groomed future rulers in back rooms and announced them to the world with an almost obsessive emphasis on unity.

There are of course exceptions to the rule – the Rolling Stones and the Beatles' public rivalry never overshadowed the depth of their music, but that was likely because their music was impossible to ignore in the first place.

First in the ring on the uneven ways race affects a public rivalry is Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor.

From figuring out who's who to navigating the groups with the most vicious, public rivalries (Directioners and Beliebers, we're looking at you), we're here to help.

The idea of transferring public school rivalries to a real battleground is certainly clever, but more introspection would have been welcome.

We demonstrate that estimation of farmers WTA is a potential tool to attach economic value to ecosystem services as public non-rivalry goods and services to influence adoption of PES conservation farm practices vital for restoration of degraded landscapes.

I don't recall that the town, fifty years ago, was dominated by an "Irish Mafia" of three families (although there were some parochial-versus-public-school rivalries — mostly friendly).

The UAE and Qatar have taken their rivalry public in recent days following a controversial report in Qatari media.