Sentence examples similar to long term race from inspiring English sources

They have obviously been very easy on him, which is understandable given the potential threat of his brittle feet and the lack of long term racing experience.

Our attitude is, this is not a sprint this is a long-term race.

"These white gains among the city's younger ranks along with its continued draw of immigrant minorities suggests that New York's long-term race-ethnic balance will not change appreciably.

Hence, our results reflect that Streptococcus pathogen evolution may be thought of having at least two components: (i) the acquisition by LGT of accessory genes that confer characteristics necessary for a pathogenic lifestyle, and (ii) the long term evolutionary arms race between host and pathogen that impacts the evolution of certain core and accessory genes.

But others, like Derek Bok, the former president of Harvard University and co-author of "The Shape of the River: Long Term consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions," said other universities would not necessarily follow the University of California's proposed move to drop the SAT's.

Long term, it's a race between demographic and cultural shifts that favor Democrats, and Republican superiority at tactics.

What is now starting to become apparent is the sport's extraordinary arrogance in thinking that we were doing them a favour when, in the long term, the benefit to racing was immense.

Space represents the long term future of the human race and can act as "life insurance" for the species, Hawking said while escorting an American visitor around London's Science Museum for a prize.

"I believe that the long term future of the human race must be space and that it represents an important life insurance for our future survival, as it could prevent the disappearance of humanity by colonising other planets".

A relief for those who have tried and failed to make Formula 1 work long term in the US, following races on city streets like Phoenix, in Las Vegas casino car parks and traditional American road courses.

They have long been grouped under the umbrella term "race films", which has also been used to describe work targeted at other minority groups of the era, including Asian Americans.