Sentence examples for decisive race from inspiring English sources
Germany and the United States qualified for the decisive race automatically by winning their heats.
Iraq, after the decisive race to Baghdad, spun wildly and bloodily out of control largely because the Pentagon didn't sufficiently plan for what would happen when an ethnically-fragmented polity which had been dominated for a generation by a totalitarian lunatic suddenly found itself without leaders or any mechanism for maintaining public order.
Faced with the Lib Dems and Labour all backing greater tax powers than those they fought for in 2009 (and now being implemented), and faced by an already tight, decisive race for the future of the UK (one which could define Cameron's legacy), the Tories are now embracing even greater tax powers than Labour.
Mr. McCain needs to keep rolling up victories there and elsewhere to compete on March 7 in the decisive races in California and New York, where it is more important than ever that he be allowed on the ballot.
Alonso pointed to the Belgian and Japanese Grands Prix as the decisive races in him losing the title.
Any doubts about Coutts's selflessness and leadership skills were allayed when, in the decisive fifth race of the series, he replaced himself at the helm with his understudy, Dean Barker, who was steering the boat when the cup was defended.
Officials involved in the effort over the midterm elections' final week say it is being spearheaded by a core subset of the largest outside conservative groups, which have millions of dollars left to spend on television advertisements, mailings and phone calls for five potentially decisive Senate races, as well as the scores of House races.
Also absent in the coming decisive six races will be Carl Edwards, who memorably dueled Tony Stewart for the championship until the final race of 2011, when Stewart's improbable postseason run culminated in the title.
In 18th place but with two Sprint Cup wins, Keselowski is positioned well to earn one of two wild card spots for the Chase, the series' decisive final races.
In the first of a clutch of primary elections that are likely to play a decisive role in the race to control the US Senate, Republican voters voted to nominate state House speaker Thom Tillis as their candidate for November's midterm battle.
If Georgia appeals, and if the Supreme Court chooses to hear the case, the resulting decision could well be the court's most decisive statement on race since its landmark 1978 ruling in Regents of the University of California v. Bakke.
