Sentence examples for tenacious rival from inspiring English sources
The result in South Carolina means she heads into Tuesday's contests across 12 states believing she can begin to pull away from her tenacious rival from Vermont.
Mr. Obama once again failed to administer an electoral coup de grâce, and so allowed a tenacious rival to elude his grasp.
Of the 17 Republicans who ran for president this cycle, Mr. Cruz — a onetime ally of Mr. Trump's — proved to be his strongest and most tenacious rival, winning 11 primaries and caucuses.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, the tenacious rival to Hillary Clinton, brings his Democratic presidential campaign to Chicago on Thursday, appearing for a televised event at the University of Chicago before holding a rally at Chicago State University.
As his father David pointed out immediately afterwards, the most gripping segment of Hoy's win was unquestionably the quarter-final duel with one of his most tenacious rivals, France's Grégory Baugé.
None of that, though, has seemed enough to stop a fall, one driven by a mix of injuries, poor clutch hitting, a lack of speed and a couple of tenacious, if unglamorous, rivals in the Rays and the Orioles.
Tenacious diplomacy towards colleagues and rival teams may be called for, along with detailed research, but a hard sell is still a sell, and at this point promises to stick.
Dan Morales, the tenacious former attorney general, is Mr. Sanchez's main rival in today's primary.
The tenacious Italian typewriter-turned-telecoms group has finally won the euro60.4 billion ($63.3 billion) battle for its much larger rival, Telecom Italia, which, during the course of the battle, had sought to merge with Deutsche Telekom.
