Sentence examples for races an average from inspiring English sources

This time, I used two symbols to represent a governor's stance on Medicaid expansion (and other aspects of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act): According to these data points, Republican governors who bucked their party's stance and accepted the policy are faring better with voters in these races, an average of 8.5 percentage points better.

This time, I used two symbols to represent a governor's stance on Medicaid expansion (and other aspects of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act): According to these data points, Republican governors who bucked their party's stance and accepted the policy are faring better with voters — in these races, an average of 8.5 percentage points better.

One year (1976) his horses won 365 races, an average of one a day.

Over the next fortnight, Martin will be joined by more than 200 men and women competing in the Isle of Man TT races, racing at an average speed of over 130mph - and topping 200mph at times - on closed public roads, with the best covering the 37.7-mile lap in under 18 minutes.

Still, when the final miles were tallied, race organizers said Desjoyeaux had sailed 26,700 miles during the race, an average speed of 11.94 knots.

Setting aside geldings and horses that were injured after the Kentucky Derby, the 10 horses that won the Kentucky Derby from 2000 to 2014 raced an average of 3.5 times after the first Saturday in May, not counting races in which they were attempting to win the Triple Crown.

Its top-level Sprint Cup series of 36 races draws an average of 7.8 million television viewers a race, making Nascar the second-most-watched sport, behind professional football.

Yet thirteen Republicans won their races with an average of fifty-nine per cent of the vote, while five Democrats won their races with seventy-six per cent of the vote.

Overall, betting handles are up a half-million dollars per day at Pimlico for the spring meet, which began April 2, thanks to more turf races and an average of just over one more horse in the field for every race compared with last year.

This time, a record 2,075 horses (including 599 Irish) were entered for 27 races worth an average of £141,000 - though to many the glory of a Festival winner is quite simply priceless.

The Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign spending over election cycles, found that in 2008, winners of Senate races spent an average of $8,531,267 on their campaigns, while losers spent less than half this amount, $4,130,078.