Sentence examples for race of both from inspiring English sources

The victory, worth $9.30 for a $2 bet to win, added to the recent success in this race of both Bailey and the trainer Bill Mott.

He invited controversy over his long-standing rivalry with Frenchman Alain Prost, with 51 titles the most successful driver; the two collided during the penultimate race of both the 1989 season, when Prost emerged victorious, and the 1990 season, when Senna captured the world crown.

Prof Haynes said: "What we were able to do was map out the arms race of both virus and antibody, and in doing so we have now a map.

For each birth record race was classified as African American if the child's race and the race of both parents was listed as non-Hispanic Black and European American if the child's race and the race of both parents was listed as non-Hispanic White.

As the Poynter Institute's Eric Deggans pointed out in February, early reports on the Trayvon Martin shooting omitted the races of both Martin and Zimmerman.

aFrom multiple regression model, adjusting for mother's age, race of parents (both Caucasian or not), number of live births, gestation duration, gender of baby, and delivery time (day or night).

The younger of Vice President Dick Cheney's two daughters, she sprang to national prominence in the White House race of 2004, when both members of the top Democratic ticket awkwardly broached her homosexuality during televised debates.

And that fearlessness is applied to The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain, which is effectively a manifesto for black writers who feel hemmed in by strictures imposed by the race thinking of both blacks and whites.

The 24 patients whose parents were non-respondents were similar to the children of respondents in terms of age 11.8 ± 3.2 years versus 10.7 ± 4.8 years; race (87% of both were Caucasian) and gender (27% versus 19% male for respondents).

The mean race times of both the annual top and the annual top three athletes were pooled and performance was compared within swimsuit groups (i.e. wearing a wetsuit or not) between sexes and between wetsuit groups within sexes.

In the episode involving Mr. Williams and Mr. Foy, witnesses questioned whether the race of the two men — both are black — played a role.