Sentence examples for because of a race from inspiring English sources

"They haven't said, 'This officer stopped me because of a race issue,' " he said.

"My guess is we probably don't communicate as much as we used to," said Mr. Berman about his interaction with Mr. Sherman because of a race that both men would have preferred to do without.

For instance, because of a race condition in General Energy's monitoring system, the 2003 North America blackout was triggered by a local outage.

The senate went to Democratic because of a race in Virginia which involves an unfortunate video on YouTube of a Republican candidate losing to a Democratic candidate and on the Democratic side there was another example, there was a video of one of the congressional people in the Abscan [spelled phonetically] scandal, which many people have forgotten.

"To discount a somebody just because of a race, I think that is inherently racist".

The United States, which plays Peru on Wednesday, received one piece of sobering news: forward Brian McBride, expected to start last night, was held out because of a racing heart, which was detected on Friday.

The person is not able to take a train because of a racing heart, feeling smothered, dizziness, and/or cold sweats.

Because of a dull race in 2000, Nascar modified other aerodynamic specifications for the 2001 race.

Somehow, says Sampson, this pastime of millionaires that no one had cared about before, "turned into an underdog story where we are being told the Australians have arrived on the world stage because of a yacht race".

Candidates, she argued, should not be shamed out of a race because of mistakes made in their youth.

"He's always in control of a race because he always travels so well.