Sentence examples for that would rival established from inspiring English sources

By 2010 not a long way off in the car business it intends to churn out 30 different models on five different platforms, a number that would rival established competitors around the world.

The genre is the swashbuckling historical epic, in the case of "The Rising Sun," the ill-fated Scottish endeavor of 1698 to establish a trading colony at Darien, on the Isthmus of Panama, one that would rival the established English colonial enterprise.

Ivanhoe, Sullivan's most important work without Gilbert, was an ambitious attempt to establish an English operatic tradition that would rival those of continental Europe.

In 1959 Lamar Hunt began discussions with other businessmen to establish a professional football league that would rival the National Football League.

"The big anxiety we had was, could we do something that would rival Beijing.

As of today, I have a to-do list that would rival Santa's.

That would rival prerecession spending levels, and be the biggest increase in holiday spending since 2006.

She hosted many dinners at her home that would rival the best restaurants.

That would rival anything envisaged in the North.

That would rival market leader CVRD of Brazil, which has a similarly sized share.

It was originally hoped that AFBUS would rival MG as a screening procedure in asymptomatic women.