Sentence examples for involves a race from inspiring English sources

Competition in health insurance involves a race to the bottom, not the top.

Hybrid icing, used in the N.C.A.A. for the last two seasons, involves a race to an imaginary line between the face-off dots rather than to the end boards.

The story, based on a children's book by the cartoonist Berkeley Breathed, involves a race of stern Martian women who subjugate their men and kidnap Earth mothers because of their superior child-rearing skills.

And here's something which is enormously controversial and which has -- no matter who you talk to, everybody has got a slightly different view of how racial profiling should or should not be applied and exactly what it is, whether it involves a country, whether it involves a race, whether it has a chilling effect on F.B.I. agents instituting this kind of inquiry.

Anything involving a race... and welcome to the live-feed from my brain!

Rogers said his favorite Earnhardt memory involved a race in Charlotte in which Davey Allison and Kyle Petty were closing in on Earnhardt at the end of a race.

Several N.H.L. defensemen have spoken in favor of the rule, which would involve a race only to the face-off dots.

For beyond the outright suspense here -- and it is considerable, especially in a better-than-fiction episode involving a race to beat a train -- is a meditation on the very essence of crime.

(The oldest spiral race game may be the Hyena Game, played by Arabs in Sudan, in a groove traced in the sand with a stick and involving a race between pebbles representing the players' mothers, who leave their village and head to a well at the spiral's center, where they must wash their clothes and return home before a hyena catches them).

For what is for many the second-most important purchase after their home, there is a dearth of sensible advice, at least on TV, about the practical side of running a vehicle, and its impact on the environment, which usually does not involve a race across Africa, renovating a Porsche 911 or blowing up a caravan.

The comparison was carried out against opponents implementing three blocking strategies of increasing difficulty and two different scenarios: (i) a basic scenario with one opponent on a straight stretch to overtake as quickly as possible; (ii) an advanced scenario involving a race on a non-trivial track against several opponents.