Sentence examples for of race further from inspiring English sources

As he turns his attention to economic matters today, one-quarter of voters say Barack Obama needs to address the issue of race further, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll.

That will likely see Carwow's brand attempt to reach additional mainstream audiences via traditional newspaper and television advertising as it attempts to race further in front of local competitors.

Churchill's Indians Are Us? (1994), a sequel to Fantasies of the Master Race, further explores American Indian issues in popular culture and politics.

The Season 6 winner of RuPaul's Drag Race further made her feelings about (fellow) redheaded funny-lady Griffin abundantly clear in a YouTube interview filmed after a San Francisco performance.

Sociologists said the rate of black men marrying women of other races further reduces the already-shrunken pool of potential partners for black women seeking a black husband.

The district court went on to hold that even if diversity were compelling, the law school had not narrowly tailored its use of race to further that interest...

The Melbourne Cup winner Shocking is the only one of the 20 highest-rated horses that the Dubai World Cup winner has produced to have won any sort of race at further than a mile and a quarter.

Unfortunately, due to the use of Illumina sequencing technology in the genome of race T, further comparisons between the two races could not be conducted, as this type of technology tends to eliminate TEs during assembly of the scaffolds.

Critics of identity politics have argued that ongoing conversations about race further heighten the tension between the races.

For readmissions, patients with QRS duration ≥150 ms exhibited greater benefit of CRT when compared with patients with QRS duration of 120 to 149 ms. Our findings suggest that black patients benefit as much as patients of other races, further emphasizing the importance of reducing racial disparities in the use of CRT-D.

The "science" of race was furthered by the man sometimes considered to be the father of modern anthropology, Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (1752 1840).