Sentence examples for difficulty of race from inspiring English sources

And just as I think the difficulty of race defined my success for the last 50 years, I would suggest that the challenge of poverty will define yours.

They bathe you in cool water and spray you with sunscreen to protect you from the difficulties of racing in the sun.

Historians of the race film industry have dealt with the difficulty of defining race film by discussing the problem at length, acknowledging that many films sit uneasily within any classification system.

Few would dispute the difficulty of the race, but some renowned ultrarunners avoid it, saying that because it involves navigation and an unmarked trail, it's more of an adventure race than a true ultramarathon.

The consequences of Stanton's racism and élitism were "deep and hurtful," Ginzberg says, and she attributes the continuing difficulty of incorporating race and class differences into gender politics, in large part, to Stanton's mixed legacy.

The difficulty of the race and number of laps can be customized.

Like many other women jockeys, she views the primary challenge to be the difficulty of horse racing itself.

In my early years, there was great difficulty around issues of race and gender.

Vermote's Etixx-Quickstep team had been speculating about relinquishing the race lead, due to the difficulty of controlling the race with a team reduced in numbers after the loss of the young American Adrien Costa, but fortunately one of their three domestiques is the former world time-trial champion Tony Martin and the need did not arise.

Some critics have suggested that there are ways around the legal difficulties of using race as a basis for selection.

The major difficulties of the race were too far from the finish line to force a decisive selection.