Sentence examples for rivalry benefits from inspiring English sources

By increasing competition, that rivalry benefits both companies and both can do well, he said.

That raises the embarrassing prospect of going back to the drawing board on realignment soon after Commissioner Gary Bettman and various club executives gushed about the new arrangement's travel and rivalry benefits.

VANCOUVER Evolutionary biologists had thought that male rivalry over females benefits the population as a whole, outweighing the costs of tactics such as those in fruit flies, where the males produce toxic semen that thwarts their rivals but also harms their mates.

Golf, like any sport, benefits from rivalry.

The process would have benefited from less rivalry between departments.

Bechtolsheimer said the rivalry between herself and Dujardin benefited the team.

Just as he did with the Cardiff-Swansea dynamic, Davies thinks both parties will benefit from the rivalry.

In fact, Perman says, the Graves-­Packard rivalry actually produced some important social benefits.

It's not all rivalry, of course, there are positive benefits and so forth, which is why I'm not against trade, but there's a big part of it that's a rivalry.

Attempts to stabilize the benefits arising from ambitious rivalries thus had an oppressive aspect.

The book marks a new and somewhat warmer stage in the two men's rivalry and relationship, one that could benefit Mr. Obama.