Sentence examples for inevitable race from inspiring English sources
Finally, amid the inevitable Race Against Time, The Sun stole a march.
"As TV becomes more competitive and the profit motive gets stronger and stronger, we see an inevitable race to the bottom," Mr. Ruskin said.
If you want to calm fears about the existential threat foreign Muslims pose to America, your best speaker is not someone who's printed warnings about inevitable race war.
Ah, yes, another case of the media taking the whip to us, urging us on in our inevitable race to the bottom.
Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, said America would trigger an "inevitable arms race" if it deployed interceptors in Europe to knock ballistic missiles out of the sky.
Many keep them for self-defence, citing the country's spectacular crime rate, but triggering an inevitable arms race with criminals.
In a league fraught with tension between mostly white owners and mostly black players, it was inevitable that race would be invoked in the reaction to Mr James's decision.
For the 40-year-old Greg Searle and his 20-year-old crew-mate Constantine Louloudis the inevitable post-race disappointment was tinged with considerable pride.
The de facto winner, he would come home to face the inevitable scrutiny of race officials and yachting correspondents.
Even the people involved in some of the nastiest campaigns are critical of their own work, saying it is the upshot of an unfortunate but inevitable political arms race.
BARRING some seismic scandal, unforeseen late entry ("Al Who?"), or unlikely surge by John Edwards, it is wholly inevitable that the race for the Democratic nomination will end next August in an epochal first.
