Sentence examples for well rival from inspiring English sources

Drug cartels don't pay corporate taxes, but a colossus like Sinaloa makes regular payments to the federal, state and municipal authorities that may well rival the effective tax rate in Mexico.

Actually, if you're looking for a symbol of Brightonian tolerance, the fact that, as yet, no one seems to have been driven to rip the didgeridoo from their lips and beat them to death with it may well rival even our old friend, the World's Least Convincing Transvestite.

A truly level playing field would encourage innovators to work in their own areas of passion, preference, need and skill — whatever they may be — where they can use that big data Ross recommends to create new and wonderful innovations that could very well rival those of the Valley.

JG: Well, rival only to Rand would be my grandmother, Dorothy Draper, who was very similar to Rand in temperament, though politically polar opposites.

The route from Maputo up through Mozambique's Limpopo National Park and into Kruger could very well rival more established paths through Tanzania and Kenya, offering a laid back alternative to the classic safari.

Should innovative methods be developed to improve the performance of the QCL-FPA system, it may well rival the LA system's performance.

The addition of DoubleClick would give it the lead in graphical ad placement as well, rivals say.

The winery labels its 1999 chenin CNW Cuvée, for chard-no-way, and on its label proclaims, "It is our belief that chenin blanc (when made well) rivals some of the greatest white wines in the world".

Missing as well: rivals Honda and Nissan, clearly both now among Japan's ace manufacturers.

As a source of potentially toxic particles of respirable size, BDS (and likely other petrochemical soots, as well) rivals or exceeds a number of well-characterized mixtures of airborne particles, including tobacco smoke, diesel exhaust, urban reference dusts, and residual oil fly ash (ROFA).

Well, the rival poet is often assumed to be George Chapman, of "Chapman's Homer" fame.