Sentence examples for rivals thought from inspiring English sources

And while none of Sarkozy's rivals thought to invoke the "real values" of a profligate alcoholic millionaire, nobody demurred.

The new season of Bake Off may be the last on the BBC, with rivals thought to be hoping the corporation will not be able to agree terms with the producer, Love Productions, to keep the show.

things will not go back to "the days of sin," when Chrysler, like its rivals, thought any problem could be fixed by tossing more money at it, whether handing out lavish executive bonuses or offering customers huge incentives so factories could keep running despite weak demand.

Despite victories in his last two multiday races before the Tour, Armstrong, the leader of the United States Postal Service team, had not won a time trial this year and some rivals thought he might continue that string today over the 7-kilometer (4.3-mile) circuit through the city.

His bigger rivals thought victory would go to the company with the best-designed machine.

That's because none of its rivals thought service providers would need more capacity than what OC-48 provided.

In a series of votes in the party's ruling council in the last year, Mr. Trimble's support has been gradually ebbing, and now he faces a likely threat by the only rival thought capable of unseating him, Jeffrey Donaldson.

In this, she separated herself from her New Thought rivals, who viewed the existence of religious institutions as a hindrance.

The sweet ball from Luther Burrell, the man of the match, which put the lurking North over in the left corner was merely the latest example and the England centre's tackling also gave his Test rivals food for thought.

A rival school of thought offers a more instrumental cause.

But it nonetheless points to the emergence of rival schools of thought within the party when it comes to Obama's importance as a party leader.