Sentence examples for keeping race from inspiring English sources

It also, scholars insist, requires keeping race and gender in the picture.

Mrs Clinton's solid support among Hispanics will help a lot in Texas, though at the cost of keeping race as a live, and nasty, issue on the hustings.

Intended to prevent one another from "playing the race card" during the coming election campaign, the pledge has already produced the opposite result, eliminating whatever small chance remained of keeping race out of it.

Income inequality and fear of violent crime have the effect of keeping races apart.

In July 2010 Bernie Ecclestone announced that a 10-year deal had been reached with the race organisers, keeping the race on the calendar until at least 2020.

The race is part of a three-year contract extension, keeping the race at the Monster Mile through 2018, when the track will celebrate its 50th anniversary.

"The guys did a great job in keeping the race close and did a very nice manoeuvre around the second windward mark but the race was decided by that unfortunate incident before the start".

I've decided to exit the keeping up race and often make do with an older version of a phone, we keep our home fairly simply with basics but nothing too flashy and I shop more selectively.

Or that the evil of keeping one race in poverty (as America does with African-Americans) is as evil as exterminating members of a race (as Iraq did with the Kurds and the Marsh Arabs).

His uncompromising positions and rhetoric are keeping the race close.

You can never say no," Cancellara said when asked about keeping his race lead.