Sentence examples for prolonged race from inspiring English sources
But let's look beyond how the continuation of the race advantages one candidate over the other, and instead look at broader questions: Is the prolonged race a good thing or a bad thing for the Democrats?
But the prolonged race does have some compensations.
Even those who started out being well disposed to Clinton have moved toward Obama, if only out of concern that the prolonged race is damaging Democratic prospects in the fall.
No banality of cable-news commentary — not even the mad bickering among the anchors on MSNBC — could eclipse the meaning and the emotion of their prolonged race, the Party's dramatic reconciliation, and Obama's fiercely eloquent acceptance speech.
The nominal front-runner, Mr. Romney, has arguably not had his vulnerabilities tested — but in a prolonged race voters will come to weigh things like his health care bill against him.
Rowland's hosting of the Santorum rally is another case of a California Republican supporting more than one candidate during this prolonged race for the nomination.
It has been postulated that IL-6, a cytokine released in this case as a consequence of muscle glycogen depletion following prolonged racing, may serve as a trigger for non-osmotic AVP secretion [185, 196].
It has been postulated that IL-6, a cytokine released in this case as a consequence of muscle glycogen depletion following prolonged racing, may serve as a trigger for non-osmotic AVP secretion [ 185, 196].
Alas, the fixture list didn't allow it after the laborious 1-0 win over Hertha Berlin on Saturday night secured by Bastian Schweinsteiger's 80th-minute goal, as Wolfsburg could have still prolonged the "race" by a win at the Borussia-Park 24 hours later.
He scores points among Republican leaders for not prolonging the race.
