Sentence examples for share of rivalries from inspiring English sources

For months the Labyrinth board has been considering new leadership structures for the company, which long tried to operate like a democracy and had its inevitable share of rivalries and grievances.

Their supporters have shared a number of rivalries with other teams during their history.

As a role model, you convince the group that you support shared goals instead of rivalries and factions.

Despite one of music's most positive names the veteran quintet Yes has seen more than its share of turbulence and rivalries over a life span that has now reached its 45th year.

But a game of mutual blackmail over the presidential race is blocking opposition unity on the local level, much to the confusion of ordinary voters and to the distress of local government officials, who do not share the rivalries of their national party bosses.

There will be considerable pride back in the Bay Area, home to a sizeable Polynesian population with its share of tensions and gang rivalry.

But getting a stable government going could be harder than the military campaign, given centuries of rivalries among groups who will share power.

Throughout their history, Shamrock Rovers have shared many rivalries of differing importance and intensity.

"Only two or three years ago, this kind of deal would have been unimaginable as the two largest operators in Europe have a long-standing rivalry for share of the global market," said IHS Global Insight analyst Peter Boyland.

Then there are the military branches, now engaged in a renewed round of interservice rivalry over their share of the budget, a debate for dollars that receded for more than a decade because of the free spending that followed the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Their long and storied rivalry has had its requisite share of instigators, perhaps none more unlikely than the sportswriter who stoked the coals 59 years ago.