Sentence examples for rival institutions from inspiring English sources

Bankers from rival institutions are also paying more attention.

After all, as Mr. Burns said, "to have two rival institutions" is "very New York".

Before everything fell apart, Kaupthing and rival institutions like Landsbanki and Glitnir built a financial empire worth — at least on paper — 10 times their country's gross domestic product.

The bank has already lost around £11bn of savings to rival institutions since it was rescued by the Bank of England in mid September.

Today, the speaker of Parliament, Mehdi Karubi, a close ally of the president, proposed a compromise between the rival institutions to end the dispute.

The success of the school's graduates — some of whom have introduced hugely successful products while still in their 20s — is the envy of rival institutions.

"In 1975 a group of students from a rival institution stole my head and demanded a ransom," the letter explains.

"A lot of us were scratching our heads wondering 'Where did these bonds go,'" said a banker at a rival institution who was not authorized to speak publicly.

The group at the University of Alabama (UA) in the US hung a banner in the run up to a football game against rival institution Louisiana State University (LSU), urging the home team to 'finish what Katrina started'.

Speculation mounted that the West Brom could suffer the same fate as some of the country's other venerable regional lenders and require a bailout by the government or a rival institution.

The index number of every admitted recruit is shared among the member institutions to guarantee that no vastly underqualified recruit has been admitted at a rival institution and to allow member universities to compare classwide index averages for athletes against similar averages for the overall student body.