Sentence examples for race a study from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of Australians believe that the constitution should be changed to recognise Indigenous people, and remove clauses that discriminate on the basis of race, a study by the Australian National University found.

His 1937 book, "Race: A Study in Modern Superstition," grew out of his dissertation.

From that came his first book, The French Race, which he later revised as Race: A Study in Modern Superstition (1937).

Though scientists have had ideas about how this arms race works, a study published this week in Nature Communications suggests that the egg war isn't playing out the way we'd once thought.

As McDaniel gained momentum, the race became a study in contrasts.

While the wording of the census questionnaires pushed Hispanics to further classify themselves by race, a recent study by the Pew Hispanic Center showed that when respondents were asked to declare themselves by race, 46percentt identified themselves as simply Hispanic or Latino.

A16 EDUCATION Religious Schools and Race A Harvard study that analyzed federal data concluded that private religious schools, particularly Catholic ones, were more racially segregated than public schools, though it did not appear to be intentional.

One way to help low-performing students do better in school could be to put them in classrooms with teachers who share their race, a new study says.

And while the impact of single-parenthood, which reportedly entered the public consciousness around 1965, can be seen in performance at school, rates of imprisonment and poverty, and drug use, regardless of race, a new study by researchers at Rice University says the consequences of living with an unwed mother has expanded into another area -- children's waistlines.

A17 Victim's Race Affected Penalty A study found that the odds of receiving a death sentence in North Carolina during the 1990's increased three and a half times if the victim was white rather than black.

Though it is axiomatic that each campaign is more expensive than the last, Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry had raised a combined $589 million at the end of June, a 74percentt increase over the same period in the 2000 race, according to a study by the Campaign Finance Institute, which tracks political fund-raising.