Sentence examples for race centers from inspiring English sources

The arms race centers on an obsessive scrutiny of every aspect of training and performance.

In Arizona, the governor's race centers on how to raise teacher salaries and whether to expand school choice programs.

The Chicago Mayoral race centers partly around steps, including budget cuts, needed to solve Chicago's serious fiscal issues: See also my previous post: "Third World America: 'Fast-Tracking to Anarchy;" HuffPo, August 25 , 2010

Not long ago, the race centered on the war in Iraq.

"Monroe, 75, a five-term senator, was vulnerable because the race centered on housing," the Oregonian reports.

MONEY did not buy victory in another New York race -- Andrew S. Eristoff's Republican challenge of Liz Krueger, a Democrat, in the State Senate race centered on Manhattan's East Side.

Overriding aides who objected to putting race center stage, he addressed a painful, difficult subject straightforwardly with a subtlety and decency rare in American politics.

The public debate over her that swirled throughout the 1992 Presidential race centered on two lesser questions -- how left-wing was she and how hungry for power -- but failed to consider the larger point of her life.

The race centered on foreign and economic policy until recent weeks, when reports surfaced that a former girlfriend had accused Mr. Wu of sexual assault when they were in college.

The race centered mostly around rural issues, but John F. Kennedy's Catholicism was a drawback at the top of the ticket in the mostly Protestant state.

But, at least for the time being, the 2016 election seems to be shaping up as a race centered on economic populism.