Sentence examples for rival nations from inspiring English sources

The pirates were often encouraged by European powers to attack rival nations' ships.

Instead, many view it as a healthy challenge that could push rival nations and spur growth.

The future of Kashmir was once again reduced to a poisonous contest between these rival nations.

The rival nations went to war that year over Kashmir, and again in 1965 and 1971.

He urged the rival nations to "sit down and address these issues".

Rival nations are also trying to build a civilization that can stand the test of time.

All disappeared; either swallowed by multinational empires or carved up between rival nation-states.

You get the sense that Shakespeare, the lord of language, viewed music with narrowed eyes, as if sizing up a rival nation.

If you truly wanted to undermine a rival nation, you might plant devices in its capital that appear benign but are designed to distract attention.

But he has focused particularly on the United States, a country he prefers to call a "rival" nation rather than "the enemy," the label preferred by Iran's hard-liners.

On this fertile earth, Tlaxcalan ancestors built cities of stone and painted them with depictions of jaguars and feathered serpents; they warred with a powerful rival nation, the neighboring Aztecs.