Sentence examples for dynamic race from inspiring English sources

The changes have made for the most dynamic race Mexicans have ever seen as polls shift from week to week in response to the campaigns.

Polling and party experts expect more decline-to-state voters to cast ballots in the Democratic contest on Feb. 5 because the primary comes earlier than in prior years and there is a dynamic race between Mr. Obama and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic front-runners nationally.

"Liz Feld is a rising star in New York politics, and she's running one of the most energetic, dynamic races in the entire state," Joseph E. Conway, a spokesman for the statewide Republican campaign, wrote in an e-mail message.

Here are six of the most competitive and dynamic races in the country.

Since our political culture has been dominated for much of the last 40 years by the dynamic of race -- by an acceptance of moral responsibility that over time has curdled into an endless round of accusation, guilt, repudiation and more accusation -- it's probably unwise to pronounce the hostilities finished.

Silipo (2005) analyze the cooperation and break-up behavior in joint ventures in a dynamic patent race model theoretically and experimentally.

That largely ended in the 1960s when Lyndon Johnson forever changed the political dynamic around race.

He predicted that the curious dynamic of racing at altitude could translate into a few surprises.

The winner in a host of close - and in some cases highly dynamic - races around the country could still be a question mark on Election Night, with the final results dragging on for days or even weeks.

Jacoby Ellsbury has always been a dynamic runner, racing happily and freely in whatever sport he has played since he was a boy.

(June) Antarctica A Biography David Day Oxford University Press, $34.95 A deeply researched exploration of the inhospitable continent spanning two centuries, this sprawling volume touches on the dynamic personalities racing to claim the territory and the establishment of scientific bases.