Sentence examples for for example race from inspiring English sources

The schools, based on the spiritual movement of "anthroposophy", are controversial because Steiner's views on, for example, race have been discredited.

Federal, state and city law all create various categories (for example, race, age and gender) that are prohibited as grounds for a rejection.

Half the gift will endow the engineering project teams that bring together students to design and build, for example, race cars, autonomous submarines and water purification systems, and will endow the directorship of the engineering project teams.

Models of discrimination suggest inequity for certain demographic groups on the basis of, for example, race, gender or religion (Becker, 2010).

If gender were separable from, for example, race and class in this manner, all women would experience womanhood in the same way.

American consumers can be very forgiving, but there are lines that simply cannot be crossed, for example, race and sexual misconduct.

In Britain, for example, race-based equality laws protected Sikhs and Jews as minorities, but not Hindus and Muslims, since they were still considered "foreign".

The latter was all show business, but this was cheerful, undisguised hokum (Mr. Franco, for example, racing down the aisle for his first entrance).

Johnson said he would like to think about racing other types of cars more often than he does — he plans to drive in the Rolex 24 at Daytona in January — but his commitment to Nascar is too restrictive for him to think much about, for example, racing a Formula One car full time in Europe.

However, in a race (for example the race between the Tevatron, ATLAS and CMS to find out whether the Higgs Boson existed), a better statistical treatment can give you the edge over your rivals.

The route is adjusted from year to year as older roads are resurfaced and the organisers seek more cobbles to maintain the character of the race — in 2005, for example, the race included 54.7 km of cobbles.