Sentence examples for racing far from inspiring English sources

Republicans believe the globalized sector is racing far out in front of government, adapting in ways inevitable and proper.

Japan is also racing far ahead of other countries in developing robots with more human features, or that can interact more easily with people.

This makes horse racing far different from boat or car racing: it's a little daunting to know that your vehicle has its own opinion on how to run the race.

At the put-in point at Tuting, I ventured across one such precarious construction, my heart in my mouth as it swayed alarmingly above the Dihang racing far below.

On the other hand, advocates of racing argue that without horse racing, far less funding and incentives would be available for medical and biomechanical research on horses.

The top pair raced far in front of their eight rivals: the nearest, Tahkodha Hills, ran third, 10 lengths away.

Their sport, once dominated by tycoons who raced far out to sea beyond view, was refashioned in the 1990s to draw spectators and advertisers.

But then again, perhaps here at least Matsushita is racing too far ahead of Japanese society.

But that won't end the debate about whether medical costs are racing too far ahead of medical results.

His mind races far ahead of his tongue..

His mind races far ahead of his tongue...