Sentence examples for rival country from inspiring English sources

Although the wrestlers represent a rival country, they will resonate with American consumers, Mr. Pederson said.

None of those countries had, or has, the slightest intention of letting chunks of its land be chopped off to form another, rival, country.

In the 1930s, economic nationalism meant stealing what growth there was from a rival country, or empire, through aggressive state intervention and trade rivalry.

The call for a code of "best practices" for government-owned investment funds was seen as a veiled warning to countries not to use their investments to influence the political climate in the countries in which they invest, nor to invest with political motives in mind, for instance, by trying to control a sector of the economy in a rival country.

Do we, as Americans, want to straddle this line of legality ad infinitum, then find out that Rival Country now has 'em, too?

So, if you received a tip that, say, hackers working for the government of Rival Country were planning to exploit some Internet flaw in the next few hours, you'd call the president and say, "Hola.

into crisis and stoke tension between the rival countries.

Even then, rival countries could follow suit, leaving them all worse off.

Their jobs cannot be exported to rival countries perhaps, but rival workers can and are being imported to America.

When two rival countries are considered, each country's level of security is assumed to depend on both its own level and its rivals' level of military spending.

Since the second world war, it has tended to have higher costs and higher inflation than rival countries.