Sentence examples for a weak race from inspiring English sources

Has won just once over fences from 13 attempts and that was a weak race against just three others.

Lindner, in "Prescription for Rebellion," published in 1952, argued that psychology was an instrument of social adjustment, leading to "the breeding of a weak race of men who will live and die in slavery, the meek and unprotesting tools of their self-appointed masters".

Rounaq Jahan alleges elements of racism in the Pakistan army, who he says considered the Bengalis "racially inferior a non-martial and physically weak race", and has accused the army of using organised rape as a weapon of war.

They subjugate weak races and keep slaves.

Many critics of affirmative action say that there is at best a weak correlation between race and having a range of views presented in the classroom.

District Judge John Caruthers convened a grand jury in June 1911 to investigate, telling them it was the duty of people "of a superior race and of greater intelligence to protect this weaker race from unjustifiable and lawless attacks," but no one would identify the lynchers.

But she was rightly delighted – the 400m was her weaker race and she had scrapped furiously from the outside lane after barely qualifying for the final.

When Adlington took bronze in the 400m this week, she was delighted – the 400m was her weaker race and she had scrapped furiously from the outside lane.

Is building a good record in weaker races but needs to go up a few levels to rate a serious chance in this.

Even in his '98 re-election race, against a weak opponent nearly 50 points behind in the polls, Mr. Bush was a debate dodger.

Bridget Welsh, an associate professor at Singapore Management University who follows Malaysian electoral politics, said that whoever wins is likely to have a weak majority given that the race is so close, but that a narrow victory would leave Mr. Najib in a particularly tenuous position.