Sentence examples for considering a race from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Flake is said to be considering a race for mayor in 2001.

On the Republican side, Assemblyman John A. Ravitz and the businessman Michael R. Bloomberg have said that they are considering a race for mayor.

Mr. Barnes, 53, dismisses as absurd any suggestion that he is considering a race other than for re-election in 2002.

All of a sudden, the names of Republicans said to be considering a race against him are popping up like Whac-a-Mole figures.

The question has taken on particular resonance given the heavy representation of present or former Republican governors considering a race for the White House in 2012.

Some of the spade work was done over the summer, when Mr. Lazio was still considering a race to challenge Mr. Giuliani for the Republican nomination.

The Irish were once considered a "race" by their English oppressors.

He said he might consider a race for district attorney, and would also like to be a federal judge.

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".

…Mexico or to Brazil, if the tropical mockingbird (M. gilvus) is considered a race rather than a separate species and has been introduced into Hawaii.

The data being generated by Dr. Hammer, Dr. Goldstein and other population geneticists touches on the delicate issue of whether Jews can be considered a race.