Sentence examples for complex race from inspiring English sources
John Kerry held his rally at 7am: not only a little more civilised, but perfectly timed for the TV morning news.All three candidates have found a new threat waiting for them in New Hampshire a candidate who brings yet another element of complexity and confusion to an already complex race.
Part of the explanation lies in the city's complex race politics.
She knows I want to show Carson's complex race consciousness without using the black characters as pawns.
Île-de-France could be a more complex race, while Sarkozy's party should win Centre-Val de Loire despite coming behind the FN candidate in the first round.
It is a much more complex race, and I love these kinds of events because it is much harder for your mental state, but it can give you much more satisfaction".
Based on Piper Kerman's memoir, OINTB was a show with a primarily female cast that explored the prison industrial complex, race, class, sexuality, and more.
Button, however, showed how in complex racing conditions a decision by a driver can make a difference.
A previous report on P. infestans indicated that race complexity (i.e. the number of R genes an isolate is able to overcome) had no effect on aggressiveness of isolates collected in Germany and in the Netherlands: laboratory and field tests did not show any decreased fitness of the more complex races compared to less complex races or to race 0 [ 38].
These and earlier global dispersal models demonstrated that the way in which R genes were deployed in mixtures (individually, as overlapping or as disjoint sets of genes) could affect the evolution of complex races (Marshall and Pryor 1985; Marshall and Weir 1985).
Thus extensive use of cultivar mixtures could lead to the development of complex races [ 21, 22] that would be able to infect a large number of host genotypes carrying different major resistance genes.
Experiments involving mixtures of stripe rust on wheat cultivar mixtures found a similar reduction in the absolute frequency of complex races in mixtures as compared with pure stands (Dileone and Mundt 1994).
