Sentence examples for without rivalries from inspiring English sources

Sport without rivalries is usually sport without a point.

By Alistair Tait, Golfweek ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates -- Where would sport be without rivalries?

If Celtic supporters were to discount tribal emotion from their opinion, they would acknowledge that life without Rangers, without rivalry or competition, would be less compelling.

"It used to be you threw the kid outside and told them to come home for dinner and that was O.K.," said Adele Farber, an author of "Siblings Without Rivalry".

But, more than that, it is foolish to believe that Didi Chuxing would have grown into the company that it is today without rivalry from Uber.

Without rivalry there is no point in watching.

I worry about my middle children and whether they get enough attention, I worry about making them share so many resources, I worry about whether they will ever be friends without rivalry and look out for each other.

And where would the game be without petty rivalries.

Uber's push for new services isn't without other rivalries and resistance.

"Vince" can describe personal tragedy without being mawkish and revisit party rivalries without being suspected of repaying old debts because he is "genuine" – not bogus genuine, but genuine genuine.

Without that rivalry, will the sport in Scotland survive?