Sentence examples for toughest rival from inspiring English sources

Gomez revealed that Alistair Brownlee was his "toughest rival".

The column "Armstrong's Toughest Rival May Be the Sport of Cycling" (July 19) should be retitled "Armstrong's Toughest Rival May Be George Vecsey".

Wami's toughest rival, Paula Radcliffe of Britain, understands about finding redemption in New York.

Many analysts see Wal-Mart as Kroger's toughest rival and the biggest near-term threat to the overall supermarket industry.

However, while a majority did not offer a candidate name, 22percentt ranked Mr. Giuliani as the toughest rival, and 11percentt said Mitt Romney would be.

On Wednesday, somebody speculated that the Americans would prefer to play Brazil in the quarterfinal rather than their toughest rival, Norway.

11.45am BST This is a funny Fergie anecdote from one of his toughest rivals.

Its toughest rivals have been Norway, followed by China and now Germany and Sweden.

(The greatest beneficiary, of course, may be the Los Angeles Lakers, who just saw their toughest rivals in the West give up their third-best player).

Jankovic, a former No. 1 currently ranked 18th, has been one of Serena's toughest rivals, winning four of their nine career meetings.

Still, the Americans face difficult questions as they try to repeat as Olympic champions at the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia, in September: Can they survive a difficult draw that features their toughest rivals, Norway and China, in the first two matches?