Sentence examples for primarily race from inspiring English sources

And countries such as Japan and Hong Kong primarily race on weekends.

Together they address a subject is at once oceanic and amorphous: "American identity," which in this case encompasses ethnicity and sexuality, but primarily race.

Mr. Garner, who primarily raced pickup trucks in off-road events like the Baja 1000 in Mexico, said that neither his reputation nor that of his partner, Parnelli Jones, the 1963 Indy 500 winner, was much help.

If, though, diversity is a way of talking primarily about race, it does not fit particularly well with Justice Powell's conception of the term, and it may imply a sort of racial stereotyping.

She joined the board of directors of the National Organization for Women and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and she became widely identified with a broad array of international human rights issues, rather than focusing primarily on race.

He notes, too, that the battles between the city's Latino and black gangs are not primarily about race but about territory, and the drug-trafficking that goes with it.

In assessing the accusation that Israel pursues apartheid policies, which are by definition primarily about race or ethnicity, it is important first to distinguish between the situations in Israel, where Arabs are citizens, and in West Bank areas that remain under Israeli control in the absence of a peace agreement.

"It's a very fair interpretation of what the court decided," said Mr. Bollinger, a First Amendment scholar who is now president of Columbia University, "which is primarily that race can be one of many factors, and as long as your policies truly embody that approach, you'll be fine, and can strive for diversity in all its benefits".

With men of color continuing to face their own struggles in the realm of literary journalism, there's still plenty of room for an accountability survey focused primarily on race to fill the gap.

Though the joke was not primarily about race, it was hard to avoid the subtext — an earnest white American actor coming to the defense of a British white actor for a joke a black actor made about the ease with which the Brit landed roles.

In 1987 and 1991, two large staging trials identified important prognostic factors in endometrial carcinoma, primarily age, race and endocrine status [ 5, 6].