Sentence examples for race disappear from inspiring English sources

Trump's handlers have drafted proposed answers for him to give to Jackson, including, according to a version leaked to the New York Times, un-Trumpian utterances such as: "I want to make race disappear as a factor in government and governance".

By whitening one's skin, minorities may be seeking to make the limiting constructs of race disappear altogether.

The handlers who had surrounded Brown during the governor's race disappeared.

Given that, you can see the problem for Bush's prospects if the idea of him as inevitable or, at a minimum, the front-runner of the race, disappears.

One wild card in the Iowa race disappeared on Feb. 23, when Tom Vilsack, the popular former governor, withdrew from the presidential contest, saying he could not raise enough money to be competitive.

Mark Cavendish's bid for a fifth stage win in this year's race disappeared on the climb up Crosara near the finish.

One day, the Alimbic race disappeared without warning, leaving artifacts scattered throughout the solar system.

Hyperkalemia that developed in a growing number of participants over the course of the race disappeared in all of them after 24 h recovery.

According to Novotny et al. [ 70] the difference in smoking prevalence by race disappears if adjustment is made for occupation, education and other socioeconomic and demographic factors, but the differences in amount smoked per smoker and probability of quitting do not.

The latest example of racing tripping over its own feet came on Tuesday when video replays of Irish races disappeared down a hole as the rights to screen Irish horse racing transferred from one company to another.

These raucous races disappeared with the demise of the great Western mines around the turn of the Twentieth Century.