It's a tremendous rivalry.
I think there will be a tremendous rivalry that has been lost a bit between the Nets and Knicks.
And contrary to myth, even the great infrastructure companies of the past -- electricity, phone service and railroads -- experienced tremendous rivalry before governments turned them into monopoly "utilities".
Every vehicle is painted to the hilt with symbols and slogans in bright, shining colors, as though a tremendous rivalry in truck or rickshaw art were unfolding on the roads.
"It throws up a tremendous rivalry and there will be real splits in the Edinburgh community".
An intelligence community hobbled, as the Post shows, by a toxic mixture of secrecy, compartmentalization, turf rivalry, and tremendous duplication of effort is further bedevilled by a problem familiar to every computer addict: too much information.
Kristen Wiig turns in a tremendous performance in this sibling-rivalry comedy drama that teeters on the edge of tastelessness but – just about – doesn't slip over the edge.
Involving industrial espionage, murderous rivalries, creative persistence under tremendous duress and sad endings for most of its players, this porcelain's story deserves to be made into a Hollywood epic.
Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, the Army's chief of staff, who flew to Bosnia to attend the change of command, called the 49th's deployment "a tremendous step forward for the Army," which has long had internecine rivalries with the Guard.
Others echo the comment, emphasizing that while the Bushes are held together by tremendous affection and mutual support, there is also a good deal of rivalry in the mix.
