Sentence examples for make race less from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama has broad appeal partly because he tries to make race less, not more, of an issue.
It's possible that future technological shifts may make race less relevant to stem cell treatment.
It was meant to make racing less predictable and give the driver more to think about.
Dr. Watkins said he took pride in having made racing less dangerous, but he understood that no amount of safety measures could make the sport risk-free.
Changes to the rules on adoption will make race considerations less important than finding a child a permanent home quickly.
Ms. V��zquez Mota's speech on Sunday already suggested that she hoped to make the race less a referendum on the incumbent, her former boss, than one on the history of the PRI.
While there are exceptions to the rule, experienced politicians tend to be better vetted and less likely to make race-changing mistakes (as O'Donnell and Paul have demonstrated).
He is favored in the primary, but Alaska political experts say his indictment has made that race less certain.
"The Democrats are trying to make the races less national and more 'Arkan-centric.'".
Twenty years later, most every major manufacturer makes racing snowshoes, which are typically less than two-feet long and cost from $250 to $350.
