Sentence examples for races generated from inspiring English sources

In fact, United Russia was able to win largely because its candidates' challengers were unthreatening, the races generated little suspense and what little campaigning took place was muted.

All eight races generated considerable corporate spending - from $646,127 against a South Dakota initiative to limit interest rates for payday lenders to an eye-popping $86,602,172 against a California initiative to lower prescription drug prices.

The Grand Prix Corporation estimates that races generates about 70 million dollars for the local economy, but opponents peg that total at less than 40 million dollars.

Wittenberg and other directors also say they fear that the proposal could prompt other city departments, like Sanitation and Transportation, to follow suit, which would force them to significantly raise the entry fees that make up the vast amount of the revenue that races generate.

"We know that a season at York Races generates £58m for the local economy so can understand how an event like the Tour could well generate double that amount for the region over the weekend alone".

With neither the presidential race nor the other statewide races generating much attention in Missouri, it could come down to the enthusiasm that McCaskill and Akin can tap in their bases.

The race generated no arrests, and despite some charioteering worthy of Ben Hur, no injuries.

The way she runs and conducts herself before the race generated a lot of excitement beyond just the simple fact that she won.

A recent report estimated that the race generated £128m for God's Own County, compared with just £30m for Cambridgeshire, Essex and London.

"They say the arrest was race generated, that 'If that was a white boy, would he be going to jail?' Or they say, 'Don't torture him.

The race generated enormous interest in California and around the world because of the novelty of a recall and the star power of Mr. Schwarzenegger, whose most recent movie, "Terminator 3," was released weeks before the race began.