Sentence examples for rival goods from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the civil war, Lincoln had to choose between two rival goods, immediate peace and the definitive end of slavery.

That helps make China's exports competitive overseas and preserves jobs in China, while contributing to unemployment in countries producing rival goods.

Wray and others gripe that Color Kinetics has even contacted their customers directly, warning them not to buy rival goods.

Today, Professor Sandholm said, poker bots "can rival good players, but not the best — yet".

This Morning: On October 3 1988, This Morning is launched, later seeing off BBC rival, Good Morning with Anne and Nick.

Less acutely, but just as visibly, Mr. Lauer's star power is under attack as "Today" keeps losing ground against its rival "Good Morning America" on ABC.

The rise of another Monday sun means the start of another week of intense competition between the No. 1 "Today" show on NBC and its eager rival, "Good Morning America" on ABC.

According to The Reporter, Mr. Lauer told the NBCUniversal chief executive, Steve Burke, of his decision to stay at NBC on April 4, when "Today" was locked in an attention-getting ratings race with its lower-rated rival, "Good Morning America".

(A similar this-town-ain't-big-enough-for-both-of-us dynamic, this one focussing on rival good-ol'-boy personae, poisoned the relationship between Howell Raines, then the editorial page of the Times, and Clinton. In my opinion).

Being No. 1 in the morning matters not just in the amount that sales representatives can extract from advertisers — though "Today" made an estimated $150 million more than its second-place rival, "Good Morning America," in 2011 — but also in reputation, in pride and in sheer television-industry pull.

AT&T wishes its rival good luck with that.