The word 'rivalries' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to competition or hostility between two people or groups, usually due to a struggle for power or recognition. For example, you might say, "The longstanding rivalry between the two teams was evident in the heated competition of the game."
In typical Labour fashion there are also personal and quasi-theological rivalries over what a "movement" means in practice and who really gets it.
Thus do peaches and nectarines turn into issues involving debt mountains, military no-go zones and historic ethnic rivalries.
In mediation practices going back hundreds of years, they have perfected conflict resolution techniques to negotiate rivalries and blood feuds.
First on court is the latest instalment in one of the rivalries that will shape these Games, with England playing Australia in the group stages.
Though this would not be a downtown stadium – something MLS prefers – the team have received public support to join MLS, and point to potential rivalries with Dallas and Houston as something that could be attractive to the league.
5. McNulty v Rawls Another example of the destructive power of personal rivalries – McNulty spends hours tracing tide patterns to relocate a murder into Rawls's district and Rawls refuses (for ages) to let McNulty work proper cases, despite it being his best shot at getting the murder rate down.
In the pages of L'Equipe, the leading sports journal in France, Zidane's former team-mates have been laying into each other over the Blanc affair, while also complaining of old betrayals and ancient rivalries.
Every scene on Tuesday night was freighted with centuries-old grudges and rivalries that last erupted into armed conflict in the 1998-9 war between Serbia and ethnic Albanians in Kosovo, which left 10,000 people dead and was halted only by a Nato bombing campaign.
In 1988, he joined McLaren as Alain Prost's team-mate and from there one of the greatest rivalries in F1 history played out.
Supporters, for all their rivalries and occasionally tribal nature, tend not to like it when they see their own being so badly mistreated.
India has historic city rivalries, how do you bring together fans from each side.
