Sentence examples for rivalry bred from inspiring English sources
This rivalry bred in basketball has developed strongly in other sports.
But it also seemed redolent of a period when the threat of nuclear war permeated Britain and other societies with uncertainty and angst while superpower rivalry bred a culture of intense secrecy.
Often it hijacks hours allotted for air-conditioned summitry.Indeed, the matey humour of the links, where competition breeds friendship rather than rivalry, is seen as part of ASEAN's consensual approach.
Thus, historical rivalries have bred modern-day relations.
Revolutions more often breed anarchy, rivalry and in time renewed tyranny -- Napoleon or Stalin or the rule of the Mullahs -- than democracy.
While the rivalry may lack the spite of Liverpool versus Manchester United or the history of the Merseyside derby, familiarity has literally bred contempt over the past decade.
Rivalry among firms breeds imitation and innovativeness in the long run though this is moderated by available factors and local demand conditions (Porter & Porter, 1998).
And familiarity can breed contempt, with too many games in spring training having the potential to stoke nasty rivalries, and beanballs, in the summer.
Even in the swinging 1970's, however, sexual license breeds sexual rivalry, followed by tragedy.
WHEN some stars of Finland's Nordic-skiing team last year admitted they used drugs, Swedes jeered; not just from traditional sporting rivalry but because they knew that Swedish athletes, unlike lesser breeds, were clean.
