Sentence examples for race dimension from inspiring English sources

The Bishop of Aston, the Rt Rev Andrew Watson, warned of events "potentially having an ugly race dimension", following a heated meeting between local residents at a mosque.

But the new work, which comes as Sadiq Khan launches a new consultation on charges to tackle London's polluted air, is one of the first to suggest there is a related race dimension too.

The race dimension of the disparity in the way these events have been interpreted is another article, but the fact Beyoncé is a black woman must not be side-stepped.

After refusing to say if all of the potential suspects were of Asian background, Baldwin was accused by one reporter of not properly addressing the investigation's race dimension in the investigation, just as Rotherham council had not acted for fear of upsetting racial sensitivities.

Rolling element bearings are manufactured to very fine tolerances; race dimensions to ten thousandths of an inch or thousandths of a millimeter and surfaces to microns.

To control for selection bias, frequency matching techniques were used to match cases and controls on gender and race dimensions.

The movie is plotted in three dimensions — race, love, and money.

Finally, the race and class dimensions of such markets also need to be considered.

Likewise a fingerprint having a ridge density of 12 ridges/25 mm2 or greater is most likely to be of female origin, regardless of race, and hand dimensions (Acree 1999).

In particular, a contribution of the paper is enriching the analysis by considering several dimensions: race, gender and parental income, and analysing the robustness of the findings across different measures of intergenerational mobility.

As Crenshaw explains, "the intersection of racism and sexism factors into Black women's lives in ways that cannot be captured wholly by looking at the race or gender dimensions of those experiences separately" (Crenshaw 1991b, 1244).