Sentence examples for extension race from inspiring English sources

Has Katrina brought to light a divided city in New Orleans, and, by extension, race issues in the nation?

The application of the term "white" to describe a person's color, and, by extension, race, began in northern Europe thereafter, Dr. Brace said.

We evaluated the Arabidopsis counterpart (AtRAce) and an acidified derivative (mRAce) of the conserved carboxyl extension (RAce) of plant Rubisco activase (RCA) for their thermostabilizing properties in Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae using a protein fusion strategy.

It would have suggested embarrassment, that Cheltenham – and by extension, racing – has something to cover up, something to be ashamed about.

Madea, sitting on a porch with two plus-sized women, pokes fun at her relative's sartorial pretensions, which, to her, signify an attempt to step up in class and, by extension, in race.

Madea, sitting on a porch with two plus-sized women, pokes fun at her relative's sartorial pretensions, which, to her, signify an attempt to step up in class — and, by extension, in race.

But judging by the coming-attractions clips at the end of the premiere the critique of this show will be internal, when one cast member, Dutchess, complains that her colleagues aren't representing the business — and by extension, the race — well.

By extension, the race for the Republican nomination has served as more compelling fare than all the summer's superhero blockbusters combined (no disrespect meant to "Ant-Man").

By mining the tomato Unigene and BAC sequence databases from the Sol Genomics Network with homology searches and subsequent sequence extension by RACE, we initially identified and cloned 24 different tomato genes encoding putative TCP transcription factors (Table  1; SlTCP1-24).

It was an extension of the race beat into the world of international coverage.

PROVINCE LANDS TRAIL (Provincetown) Take the extension down to Race Point and walk the beach to look for seals.