Sentence examples for challenges race from inspiring English sources

For example, Maggie Walter's podcast challenges race and dominance in social work practice.

There are the obligatory in-race views (including the cockpit) and a fine multiplayer which includes the ability to form clubs. Players can compete in cross-country races, take part in Bucket List challenges, race in roughly 170 championships and drive 200 cars.

Depending on the day, there may be a treasure hunt or a vertical challenge race.

By late 1994 Mr. Burnett was talking to MTV executives about airing his own "Eco-Challenge" race.

Mr. Tholstrup organized the first World Solar Challenge race in 1987.

'Eco-Challenge' race cars are built for fuel efficiency which means they must be lightweight and have low frictional resistance.

He challenged race's standing as a legitimate scientific concept, calling it "less a biological fact than a social myth".

Race-day registration for challenge race, $22, $15 for club members; $12 for junior and senior club members.

1987 The solar-powered Sunraycer, cobuilt with Hughes Aircraft and AeroVironment, won the first World Solar Challenge Race across Australia.

When the cancer returned, the local cyclists raised more than $60,000 to compete in the 90-mile Livestrong Challenge race in Austin, Tex., which benefited the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

CALLING JAMIE DIMON Inside the JPMorgan Chase hospitality tent at the corporate challenge race in Central Park in Manhattan, the mythic status of Jamie Dimon reached Olympic proportions.