Sentence examples for races dominated from inspiring English sources

Analysis from Kantar Media/CMAG earlier this month found similar results, with both Democratic and Republican TV advertising in congressional races dominated by economic issues, like jobs or the budget, and health care.

While the national races dominated the TV, the small group of friends with whom I watched the returns all had our phones, iPads and/or laptops fired up, as well, mostly to track news about the four states with marriage-equality ballot measures.

With the GOP and Democratic primary races dominating news cycles, it seems that the media often forget that there are more than two political parties in America.

Race dominated almost everything.

The match race dominated the news leading up to the event.

In prototype racing, the Honda Performance Development team of Pickett Racing dominated the day, completing 242 laps of the circuit.

Some think he should be included in the Heisman conversation, a rarity for an award race dominated by offensive players.

Horse racing dominated the sports pages during this time, and sportswriters began clamoring for a match race between War Admiral and Seabiscuit.

In a race dominated by guns, Ms. Giron has promoted her support for laws on juvenile offenders and overtime pay, and how she helped secure money for a new academic building at the Pueblo campus of Colorado State University.

In a race dominated by Islamists on one side and the more secular former officials of the Mubarak government on the other, Saturday's announcement had appeared at least evenhanded by tossing out the most polarizing contenders in both camps.

In a race dominated by insular, rabid rightwingers, some of whom did not know what Libya was or exactly which government departments they wanted to cut, Huntsman comes off as the voice of reason.