can some 1 use rivalry in a sentence to illustrate its meaning?
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The two football teams had a long history of rivalry on the playing field.\n\nSue's two children always seemed to be locked in rivalry over which one was better in math.
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You can use against which in a sentence; ie, The injustice against which the protesters were rallying continued to increase in prominence\n\nHowever, in your case, the use of against which is not correct; something like "the money for which the farmers hoped was not forthcoming."
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at the same time?\n\nwith- I played outside with my best friend's dog.\nto- I wanted to run around.\nboth- I wanted to ride my bike with my best friend on Saturday.
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It means rival.  It's root is Emil.
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It's great. I'd adopt it as my own motto if I didn't already have a good one.\n\nMine's "Thole and think on", by the way. If you don't understand it that only means you need to use the dictionary more often.
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Your sentence structure is passive.  To make it active, make the subject of the sentence the administrators and people of the community instead of "the reason," which merely "is."  For example: "Administrators and people of the community hear the same laundry list of complaints from industry leaders in the community," or whatever it is your "reason" is.\n\nGood luck.
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i like to use a quote or a short story that deals with the issue.  it gives you some evidence at the very beginning, and it depending on the quote, it can give you a very powerful introduction, which is exactly what you want in a debate.
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Just because somebody wants to compete with you doesn't mean that you need to compete back.  Perhaps this person just wants a little praise: "You did a great job on your reading in class."  The fact that this person selected you to compete with is a compliment and demonstrates that he/she secretly looks up to you.  Remember that people often use competition as a way to feel better about themselves if they don't have a good sense of self-worth.  Hopefully that will help you to have a little more compassion about the situation.
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Please learn to compose a sentence that makes sense.
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Competitive rivalry describes the intensity of competition between existing players (companies) in an industry. High competitive pressure results in pressure on prices, margins, and hence, on profitability for every single company in the industry.\n\nYou could start by identifying who the competitors of Persimmon UK are, and what they're doing in terms of strategy; e.g., the comparative pricing between Persimmon and its competitors when there's not much differentiation between who the players are and their products/services.
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Sadly Ally H's sentance (sic) doesn't make sense.\nHowever, imagine a sign writer had written this pub sign:\n "TheCoachandHorses" with no gaps between words.\nYou'd have to tell the sign writer, "You've not left enough space between "Coach" and "and" and "and" and Horses." 5 in a row and making perfect sense.
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If you try to excel in what you are doing and do it better than others, then you are a competitor.\n\ncc
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In a thesis statement or a thesis paper?  I guess in a thesis sentence you should place a condensed version of your argument that draws upon the sources and topics that are discussed in your paper.  It is your argument plus things the reader may look at that supports it.  This can be followed by an antithesis which is the opposing argument.  It makes your argument stronger by showing that you've considered more than one side, and often in the end you will have  a strong statement that is qualified and takes into account opposing sides.  I hope this helps a little!
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I think an example would help, because I always believed the expression was "a correlation between." But maybe there's a situation when "with" or "to" would be appropriate.
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Well, you say you want to do this yourself and that's great.  Compare means look at things they had in common.  Contrast means look at things they did differently.  Good luck.
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Positing something different from the thinking that prevailed at the time.\n\nDo your own thinking for your homework.
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Opposing statements can be incredibly useful as challenges as part of the socratic method, and can be useful in constructivism as well. However, they should not be presented first.\n\nThis is due to Thorndikes Law of Primacy\nFirst impressions are often strong, almost unshakable. \nThings learned first stay with us longer.\n\nA derivative of that law is the effect of interference.\nInterference effects occur when memory or particular material is hurt by previous or subsequent learning. Interference effects occur when trying to remember material that has previously been learned. Interference effects are always negative.