Sentence examples for quality of race from inspiring English sources
And as for the inevitable comparisons to Ted Cruz -- who knocked off Texas establishment company man David Dewhurst in a protracted 2012 GOP primary -- Cornyn isn't feeling it: "[Cruz's] talents, the quality of race he ran and the timing were all different".
And at the same time, as a testament to your intrinsic power and glory just as you already are, without even trying to, you have wound up offering our society an opportunity to learn something we are desperately needing to learn -- namely about the social-constructedness, the infinite complexity, and the elusive, slippery quality of race.
The quality of race and ethnicity information for children, however, is largely unknown.
The present study adds new information on changes in the quality of race information over the course of membership.
Relatively frequent medical visits at a young age in children accompanied by a parent may result in higher quality of race and ethnicity information for children with adults.
To fill the knowledge gap on the quality of race and ethnicity information for children in the administrative records of integrated health care systems, we compared information from these administrative records of a large managed health care system to the maternal and paternal race and ethnicity information obtained from birth certificates.
The quality of racing at the Meadowlands lies equidistant between Belmont and, say, Suffolk Downs.
The increased quality of racing without drugs is readily apparent at racetracks across the Atlantic.
"We got off to the bad start with the quality of racing, and simulcast players started looking at other tracks.
Horse racing has been struggling throughout the country, but some states, including New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware, have improved the quality of racing with subsidies from slot machines.
The trackside picnics and fashionistas that are part and parcel of Diane day make for elegant scenes, but the quality of racing is responsible for the high level of international deference given to the Diane through the years.
