Sentence examples for race increase from inspiring English sources

It is clear the Portuguese can get under his skin and you suspect Chelsea's manager may take the opportunity to indulge himself further should the stresses of the title race increase.

However, the considerable homogeneity of the AEs seen throughout all subgroups supports the overall contention that cyclooxygenase inhibitors taken before and during a marathon/half-marathon race increase the risks of AEs substantially, without measurable benefit in terms of race completion.

While you are preparing to swim, a couple minutes before your race, increase your blood flow by jumping, shaking you arms, etc. Always ask your coach for advice before you swim.

The proportion of the population that is of mixed race increases with every generation.

Kasim Reed's thin lead in the Atlanta mayor's race increased slightly when the provisional ballots were counted.

As the distance of a race increases it is reasonable to expect that the average speed at which the racer travels should decrease.

In the British study, every increase of 1 gram per kilogram of body weight in the carbohydrates that runners consumed on the day before the race increased their speed by about 0.1 miles per hour.

And speaking of consistency, Fernando Alonso of Ferrari, who went from fifth on the grid to finish third in the race, increased his lead on all the main contenders except Vettel.

But these days even asking the question marks you as out of touch, the kind of naïf who thinks Bill Gates's value to the human race increased when he moved from algorithms to poor children.

Just last week, the Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Duane Buck, an African-American, hours before he was to die in Texas because a psychologist testified during his sentencing that Mr. Buck's race increased the chances of future dangerousness.

While it is good that colleges and universities' grades for race increased slightly, the drop in the gender grade highlights the voices of Title IX advocates who have been decrying the records of many institutions for years.