Sentence examples for difficulty of the race from inspiring English sources

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

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

Such was the difficulty of the stage that race director Michele Acquarone admitted that organisers must "learn from mistakes".

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.

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.

It is a measure of Romney's difficulties in the race that a mention of his pets could be considered a low blow.

"Everyone in this company is mindful that a small human error on their part could draw some difficulty in any of the races that are left this season".

Denny Hamlin, who won at Michigan International Speedway in the spring, was having difficulties with the car handling of the race car he won with.

The Difficulty of Talking About Race Ojito: I was having lunch, as I often did, with the black subject in my story, Joel, and I was trying to understand exactly what it was that he felt about white Cuban-Americans.

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