Sentence examples for theoretical race from inspiring English sources
For David, caught in the toils of the theoretical, "race is only real if you freeze time...
"This would be throwing money to get a theoretical race," said Joshua Spivak, a recall expert and senior fellow at Wagner College in New York.
Matthews discussed a possible campaign with Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, and poll numbers for a theoretical race showed him only three percentage points behind Specter.
There may exist a perfect theoretical racing line on any given circuit, but many changing factors spoil the simplicity.
In a poll by the Public Policy Institute of California that pits Mr. Davis and the three Republican hopefuls in theoretical fall races, the governor holds a comfortable lead of a dozen points over two of them, Secretary of State Bill Jones and William E. Simon Jr., a businessman.
In a Forsa poll this week, 62 per cent of voters said they preferred Ms Merkel in a theoretical two-way race for chancellor, compared with just 11 per cent for Mr Gabriel, dismissively referred to as "Siggi Pop" in the early 2000s when he was briefly the SPD's representative for pop culture.
In "What Are We Worth?" Cooper provides a theoretical rendering of race prejudice, grounding it in sentiment and/or ideas.
Legal theoretical debates about race-conscious districting have been extensive.
Machines that can think pose a threat to our very existence and "the development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race," the theoretical physicist has told the BBC.
If you accept the premise, however theoretical, that the Democratic race two years from now will come down to Clinton and a single challenger, then the candidate who gains enough anti-Hillary momentum to meet her head-on will, by definition, have to run an insurgent campaign against the party's Washington establishment, in the same mold as Jimmy Carter in 1976 or Gary Hart in 1984.
And while politicians debate theoretical costs, smart firms race for real profits.
