Sentence examples for race dynamics from inspiring English sources

It all adds up to a drama that presses the sore spots of poverty, race dynamics in France and the Balkan identity within the EU.

As Michaels recalled it, "Tom said, 'I'm not going.' I said, 'What do you mean?' And he said, 'I don't like horses.' I said, 'What?"' Like Michaels, Steven Crist, publisher of The Daily Racing Form, praises Durkin's ability to quickly assess race dynamics.

She is about as Italian as Martha Stewart, for starters, but with her bona fides studying "race dynamics in inner-city schools" and her background of privilege, she fits more smoothly into the grooves of the LeVay family than Taylor does, causing Taylor's already blossoming insecurities to multiply.

Also tricky are the race dynamics.

Finally, the study was limited to an analysis of gender and race dynamics.

Arms race dynamics are hypothesized to result in extreme traits in populations [ 18].

Similarly, seminatural mesocosm studies of phytoplankton and their associated viral populations have demonstrated long-term genotypic stability over time in a natural fjord (Martínez et al., 2007) and arms-race dynamics during bloom development (Vardi et al., 2012).

In this way, they have successfully demonstrated that coevolution between marked strains of P. fluorescens and phage Φ2 in soil is more in line with fluctuating selection than arms-race dynamics, as neither the bacteria nor phage become increasingly resistant/infective over time.

But with Sanders and Martin O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland, now officially in the race, the dynamics are changing.

As if the race's dynamics entering Monday's rest day did not take an unexpected turn — which they did.

When taking stock of a race's dynamics, journalists reviewed many of the same types of research that sat on a campaign manager's desk.