Sentence examples for would be rival from inspiring English sources

"After launching on Android last week and adding one million users a day, it became obvious that this wasn't just a photo sharing app - it was a competitive social network, and the concern may have been that there would be rival bids.

Its debut would be rivaled only by Facebook, which went public at $104 billion in 2012.

Despite joining forces with Ocado, Mr Philips was clear the two businesses would be rivals fighting for the same customers, although he declined to say whether he thought Morrisons' offer will be better than Ocado.

NYSE has also recently announced partnerships with some venues that would be rivals including the dark pool Liquidnet and the block trading firm BIDS.

It would be rivaled by the glossy "Scream," Michael's duet with his sister Janet in which every buck of the $3 million budget is on screen.

"I always kind of thought they'd be rivals, but they seemed to get along".

The Chernobyl reactor meltdown displaced tens of thousands of people; its terror would only be rivalled decades later by the Fukushima Daiichi disaster in 2011.

At the moment it would be no rival to printing metals with a laser or electron beam, a technique that a number of aerospace companies are now using.

Young commanded him to take another wife, and Hannah had to prepare the room for the woman who would be her rival.

Tiberius would not allow Agrippina to remarry for fear her husband would be a rival.

He doesn't disagree that the City has powerful advantages over would be European rivals.