Sentence examples for rivalry means from inspiring English sources

This game, this rivalry means a lot".

In an attempt to voice what this rivalry means to the Nets, Martin said: "We're trying to be the big dog on the block.

Fletcher's record as a coach — he lifted England from the bottom of the test rankings in 1999 to victory six years later over Australia in the greatest series of cricket's most enduring rivalry — means he takes the India job with a much higher profile than the understated Kirsten.

Not because it is a derby in which intense local rivalry means winning is always massively important: as Mallinder carefully made clear, what matters most to him is Northampton's following match, the play-off semi-final – which could be against Leicester again – and, if he feels it appropriate to rest key individuals next Saturday, he will.

Sibling rivalry means he had extra reason to hope the own goal in that game might have instead been awarded to him.

The Sunni-Shia rivalry means that Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries will concede no meaningful role to Iran.

The kick went wide right, just as two Florida State kicks had in 1991 and 1992 in a time when this rivalry meant something.

Old Kingstonians won all encounters between the two teams in the period, but the rivalry meant that both teams attempted to do well in an attempt to better the other.

Non-rivalry means that one agent's consumption of protection does not reduce the amount of protection enjoyed by others.

Past allegiances, even mortal rivalries, mean nothing; the only important things seem to be power and profit.

Within the BBC, internal rivalries meant that Panorama's and Newsnight's coverage of the whole affair was remarkably unsympathetic to the Corporation.