Sentence examples for expected race from inspiring English sources

Doing these sessions in training, and giving the positive feedback, gives confidence that expected race performance can be achieved".

More than 60percentt of each of the three groups said they expected race relations to improve in the next decade.

Mr. Thompson said he expected race to be one factor that voters considered; Mr. Berman has been working to collect endorsements from black leaders, most notably from C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president.

By contrast, after Obama's election eight years ago, 52% of voters expected race relations to improve, while just 9% said they would be worse; roughly a third (36%) said there would be little change.

We also expected race to moderate these associations, i.e., that some or all of these associations with CD would only be found in the white girls.

And although it was as finely made a piece of theatre as I saw this year, it sent me to do something I never expected – racing back to the book.

As expected, RACE-PCR products for both Nxnl1 and 2 were present with wild-type (wt) retina, while with Nxnl1-/ RNA only a product for Nxnl2 was generated, and with Nxnl2-/ RNA only a product for Nxnl1 was generated (Figure 1A).

Given the novel's inspiration, a lot of people might expect race to play a key role in the novel, but it doesn't.

A Pew Research Center survey of voters after Election Day finds that roughly three-quarters of blacks (74%) expect race relations to worsen following Trump's election as president, while just 5% expect them to improve (17% expect little change)." [Pew].

While on the surface we would not expect race or gender differences in this type of comparison, it is possible that different results would be found for a larger number of adults including women and other ethnic/racial groups.

The fuel limit is not as draconian as it at first appears, though, so don't expect races to become an economy run.