Sentence examples for rival competition from inspiring English sources

Saoirse Ronan was once considered to be rival competition for her work in the immigration drama Brooklyn, but has failed to net any major awards.

Georgia's response was to withdraw from Eurovision and set up a rival competition on the same night at the one in Moscow.

The director, Marco Muller, noted that the new iceberg-shaped Palace of Cinema, a $125 million project, remains on the drawing board as Rome prepares to inaugurate a rival competition.

"Many city managers have been seduced by the fantasy that a high-concept museum, designed by a starchitect, will turn around its urban fortunes in a similar way," said the organisers of the rival competition, a group of independent arts organisations that have come together under the banner of Next Helsinki.

Lyft tells me this is about resolutions, neglecting any mention of rival competition.

In 1994 the media company News Limited began developing a rival competition to the long-established NSWRL premiership: the "Super League" premiership.

Buying up rivals softens competition and enables firms to charge more.

Then there is the issue of whether two rivals whose competition runs deep could ever team up, especially when it is unclear whether a merger would yield much room for NYSE Euronext's current management in the executive suite.

"The VW90ES also shares the heritage of previously acclaimed Sony SXRD projectors delivering incredible 2D performance that rivals any competition in its class," he added.

We found that males with full sibling sperm competition rivals produced ejaculates containing sperm of similar viability as did males with non-sibling sperm competition rivals (Table 1, Figure 1).

Specialty hospitals counter that their rivals merely fear competition.