Sentence examples for holding race from inspiring English sources

"There's no question that controlling for income and holding race and other things constant, that children raised in two-parent families are better off than children in one-parent families," said James Q . Wilson the social scientist and author of "The Marriage Problem: How Our Culture Has Weakened Families".

The Mile began holding races in 1903.

Holding races on tidal water is challenging because swirling, unpredictable currents may give one crew an advantage.

Northampton had done well to be holding Racing to 14-3 with four minutes of the opening period remaining.

Spartan Race, like other leaders in the obstacle course business, including Tough Mudder and Warrior Dash, has grown dramatically since it began holding races three years ago.

The goal was to hold race up to the light and look at it from every angle -- personal relations, housing, education, economics and crime among them.

"The movement expects our political leaders to hold race and class narratives in the same space.

I've held race watch parties, as well as three bus trips to Arlington that have over 50 people in attendance.

The club holds races every two weeks from late April through late October.

Next year, Texas Motor Speedway will hold races on April 17 and Nov. 6.

Mr. Franks opposes affirmative action, citing court rulings that have held race-based quotas unconstitutional.