Sentence examples for setting off a race from inspiring English sources
Setting off a race might spur demand for PE Bio's gear.
The same year, after decades of drilling dozens of dry wells, energy companies discovered large oil and gas deposits, setting off a race to tap a region that would later be hailed as "the biggest play of them all".
The lure of a prize competition is that it can set off a race to achieve what is just beyond reach.
WHY did panel overturn Proposition 8? WHY will this decision not set off a race to the chapel by same-sex couples?
In fact, the real point of the push to allow interstate sales is that it would set off a race to the bottom, effectively eliminating state regulation.
In "Mischief" (1993), the Deaf Man tried to set off a race riot in a city "on the thin edge of explosion".
The discoveries have set off a race by companies hoping to develop cells to be sold for neural transplantation, part of the larger field of regenerative medicine.
Unlike the 2008 State Supreme Court decision here overturning an earlier ban on same-sex marriage, this decision is not about to set off a race to the chapel by same-sex couples.
The response, more than a month after First Quantum announced its latest cash-and-stock offer, may set off a race for Inmet, one of the world's major copper mining companies.
The legalization of same-sex marriage in New York State has set off a race among resorts and hotels around the world to become the next honeymoon hot spot for gay and lesbian couples.
But with both parties seeking to increase turnout, could immigration — one of the first issues Mr. Scott embraced, and one that has tied Mr. Rubio in knots — be the spark that sets off a race to the polls?
