Sentence examples for uneasy rivalry from inspiring English sources
The effort to remove Dr. Reynolds, who from 1990 to 1997 was the chancellor of the City University of New York, is also a reflection of the uneasy rivalry between the Birmingham campus and the much older University of Alabama, which is in Tuscaloosa.
In the third section, Luke's and Avery's sons, who don't know each other — or their fathers' history — get thrown together in high school and start a friendship that falls into an uneasy combative rivalry.
In the third section, Luke's and Avery's sons, who don't know each other or their fathers' history get thrown together in high school and start a friendship that falls into an uneasy combative rivalry.
She even displays an uneasy understanding of her rivalry with her daughter.
But the best parts of Eurovision are the ancient rivalries, barely contained blood feuds and uneasy alliances between countries that become clear when the results of audience voting, so often done in blocs, are announced.
After they are stranded on the Island of the Goddess and caught up in bitter rivalries between Lakonians, Mycenaeans and Minoans, their uneasy but growing mutual dependence drives the story.
The ensuing rivalry led both sides to public sniping, brazen promises, uneasy alliances, awkward compromises and desperate deadlines.
The intense rivalry between cable and satellite providers may make cable operators uneasy about working with Gemstar-TV Guide if it's so closely connected to the satellite world, said Gerry Kaufhold, an analyst with In-Stat/MDR.
Although the Copts had embraced the revolution's promise of a tolerant and pluralistic democracy, many have been uneasy as the removal of Mr. Mubarak's iron fist has unleashed suppressed rivalries, as in the recent dispute over the construction of a church near the southern city of Aswan that inspired the march in Cairo on Sunday.
