Sentence examples for implications of race from inspiring English sources
Northern liberals had already thought through the implications of race equality.
Sanders, who was criticized early on in the campaign for ignoring the implications of race and gender to focus on solutions for income inequality, went on to do exactly that during his portion of the town hall.
Parker amply explores the interpersonal possibilities of his intertwined stories, but although his characters occasionally think about the implications of race they don't do so in a sustained fashion.
Entrenched, fanatical and partisan politics have converged -- on top of any implications of race -- to cut him off at the knees before the 100-yard dash even starts.
JC Lenochan, a high school art history teacher, created a wall installation posing two questions on a chalkboard: "What was your race moment?" and "What was your class moment?" The questions prompt viewers to seriously consider the implications of race and class on educational outcomes and write them on the gallery walls.
The clinical implications of RACE II are that lenient rate control may be adopted as a first-choice rate-control strategy in patients with permanent AF.
Below are ways to join the conversation, play with related Times multimedia and keep track of data — all to understand the implications of races around the nation.
Research on discrimination in healthcare settings has primarily focused on health implications of race-based discrimination among ethno-racial minority groups.
He's just as stuck with his race – and the social implications of his race – as a white person who others judge solely on their skin colour.
There isn't much hedging about the implications of the race based on the margin of victory, unless it is perhaps literally so close that it appears headed for a recount.
— Amy O'Leary G.O.P. Should Read McKinsey on Technological Unemployment The Enterprise Blog | A conservative research group is trying to warn Republican policy makers of the implications of the race against the machines.
