Sentence examples for race risks from inspiring English sources

If biodiversity continues to disappear from this planet at the current rate, the human race risks losing an ancient inheritance.

Such a race risks a first strike in which one nation attacks another before it believes it will be attacked.

To pick up on Alex's point, I think a long-haul race risks being dangerous for Republicans on health care.

Worse, the m-commerce arms race risks distracting it from gaming and value-added services, the cash cows that are paying for everything else.

Banishing references to race risks banalising these forms of racism by making them about culture or religion, and thus not properly racist.

In many ways, Ms. Sherrod's ordeal followed a depressingly familiar pattern in American life, in which anyone who even tries to talk about race risks public outrage and humiliation.

Mr. Lewis said learning of the campaign had strengthened his conviction that grouping books by race risked limiting their potential.

To the credit of Zenyatta's owners, Jerry and Ann Moss, and her trainer, John Shirreffs, they put her in the race, risking her unbeaten record.

On a course densely populated by racing cars and with few runoff areas to offer cars escape in the event of an accident, the race risked, like Monaco, being one in which the winner would be the driver closest to the front who survived the longest.

The addition of individual-level socioeconomic or race risk factors greatly attenuated these geographical disparities, but isolated rural regions maintained increased odds of adverse birth outcomes.

The principal prognostic factors for snapshot response (after third agent) were baseline plasma HIV-1 RNA, baseline CD4+ cell count, age, race, risk factor, and hepatitis co-infection.