Sentence examples for race on equal terms from inspiring English sources
Daniel Ricciardo says he believes he will be able to race on equal terms with Sebastian Vettel if he is promoted to Red Bull next season.
The dream was of an ideal society in which races would mix on equal terms; the reality was fraught with tension, crop failures, disease, death, war and defections to the slave trade.
The Olympics should never be boycotted because it is a unique and beautiful opportunity for people from around the world, independently of race, politics or religion to compete on equal terms.
She plays the turf as a hobby rather than a numbers game, and chances to take on bloodstock empires like Godolphin and the Coolmore Stud on equal terms in a major race have become increasingly rare.
Automobile racing is one sport in which women and men can compete on equal terms, with physical size and strength mattering less than nerve, instinct, and reflex.
The Social Services Act (1982) [ 34] declares that elderly have the right to receive public service and help at all stages of life, and the Health and Medical Services Act [ 13] states that healthcare and medical services aim to preserve good quality of health among the entire population and to provide care on equal terms for everyone, irrespective of race, religion or ethnic origin.
We are not a meritocratic society as we move up the career ladder – in fact, we prevent a large section of the population from competing on equal terms as they have long exited the race in the absence of encouragement and a lack of role models.
Most did very well, and one, Melanie Besner as Amour, managed to compete on equal terms.
On equal terms with Merion.
We fight not here on equal terms.
