Sentence examples for supposedly rival from inspiring English sources
The illegal cooperation became so close, testified the former Christie's executive, Christopher M. Davidge, that the two supposedly rival companies set matching fees, exchanged confidential lists of clients and deal terms, and promised not to raid each other's employees.
Their collusion began a year before the government claims the two executives' bosses -- the supposedly rival chairmen of the two auction giants -- hatched their own top-level conspiracy to fix fees charged to auction sellers.
When capitalist economies decline, so do the supposedly rival models.
She looks tiny enough to be punted across a soccer field, but her powers supposedly rival those of Merlin.
But regardless of Thomas' reticence, the fact is that an extensive drone programme – one that, last year, could supposedly rival "the CIA's controversial drone campaign in Pakistan" – is operating out of the Djibouti base that BT provides communications systems for.
Cologne's 55-metre-high minarets aroused ire: they supposedly rivalled the cathedral spire (which is three times higher).
First, there was the conflict in the Tana River delta, supposedly between rival tribes fighting over cattle.
Sarah Palin's sentences were not only longer than those of Joe Biden, her supposedly verbose rival, but were slightly longer than Mr Obama's.
My tomatoes include Black Krim, an incredibly sweet, mahogany-purple Russian tomato; Brandywine, a large pink beefsteak type with intense flavor; Cherokee Purple, originally cultivated by the Cherokees and supposedly a rival to Brandywine; and Green Zebra, a gorgeous green-and-yellow striped tomato with a tang.
But since her narrow escape in Iowa, the eye-rolling on the Bernie bus has slowly been replaced by those looking to understand how a 74-year-old "democratic socialist" could possibly be drawing level in some national polling with his supposedly anointed rival for the nomination.
Thus it was that hitherto under-performing sides such as the Wallabies, Argentina, Japan and Scotland fared better than some of their supposedly superior rivals.
