Sentence examples for consider a race from inspiring English sources
He said he might consider a race for district attorney, and would also like to be a federal judge.
The statists (led by countries such as France) would reject the single market if it allowed members to embark on what they would consider a race to the bottom on green or labour-market standards.
Joseph P. Kennedy, confident of Johnson's recovery but not of Ike's, suggested to L.B.J. that he consider a race for President in '56, with Kennedy's son, the junior senator from Massachusetts, as a running mate.
(AP) SOUTH LOUISIANA: PROSECUTOR CONSIDERS LOCAL RACE -- Eddie Jordan, the United States attorney in New Orleans, who successfully prosecuted former Gov. Edwin W. Edwards, has announced that he will resign his post and consider a race next year for district attorney of Orleans Parish.
What many may consider a race against the machines is more realistically going to play out as a relay race — with teams comprised of both a human and virtual workforce seamlessly working together on assigned tasks for which they are ideally and respectively suited to complete an end goal, be it building a car, processing a payment or deploying a service.
When cornered by the only journalist in the room, Chandler said that Edelen's withdrawal would make him consider a race for Governor more strongly.
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The Irish were once considered a "race" by their English oppressors.
On the Republican side, Assemblyman John A. Ravitz and the businessman Michael R. Bloomberg have said that they are considering a race for mayor.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Mr. Schweitzer, 57, said that while he had considered a race, "people need to know I am not running for the United States Senate".
