| We were in a race against time as the number of atrocities grew by the hour. |
| But with winter less than a month away, we are now in a race against time, and there is a danger of a second humanitarian drama. |
| It was always known that recovery of the full core, expected to be about 220 m, was a race against time. |
| It's a race against time to stabilize their government before public support, which is alarmingly eroding, starts to hemorrhage away altogether. |
| And it will kill the future unless we do more to fight it, for we are in a race against time. |
| Insects have developed wings to help them find a mate and for mayflies the race to reproduce becomes a race against time. |
