Sentence examples for race grant from inspiring English sources

Health-seeking behaviors differ by ethnicity; for example, rates of emergency department use and hospitalization differ by age and race (Grant et al. 1999).

Actions such as fighting, driving and racing grant Shen statistical rewards and earn the player achievements.

"I took the race for granted.

But no one in Kansas or anywhere else is taking this race for granted.

NASHUA, N.H. — On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Senator Barack Obama delivered a message to supporters: "Do not take this race for granted.

A colonial-era compromise, confirmed by Sir Kamisese's post-independence government, reserved the ownership of 80% of Fiji's land to the indigenous race, but granted long leases to Indian farmers.

During apartheid, people of mixed race were granted a slightly higher status than blacks: they had marginally better schools and housing, and did not have to carry passes to enter white areas, as black people did.

"I don't take any race for granted," Hall said.

Democratic Party leaders have said the odds remain in Baldwin's favor, but they're not going to take the race for granted.

In return for paying substantial franchise fees, on top of regular business taxes, racing was granted a monopoly for the betting public and the sport has been intertwined with government since.

The Brotherhood failed to appreciate that a narrow victory in the presidential race didn't grant Mr. Morsi a mandate to do as he pleased.