Sentence examples for race scientists from inspiring English sources

So while "science" may not recognize race, scientists (and their lawyers) sometimes do, when it suits their purposes.

Yes, whiteness is a social construct, and not (as race scientists used to think) a biological essence — but then so, too, is every collective identity.

Yes, whiteness is a social construct, and not (as race scientists used to think) a biological essence but then so, too, is every collective identity.

The idea of white privilege was not useful, in part, because many of the groups who also received racial wage bribes were classified as non-white by the race scientists.

So her Website includes an appraisal of Simon LeVay who works on the biological origins of sexual orientation and who blurbed Bailey's book calling him "a dilettante" and explicitly likening him to "the race scientists who influenced Nazism by emphasizing biological differences of ethnic minorities" (James, n.d.-b).

A couple of suggestions: Start a race among scientists.

Tropical Race Four, scientists now theorize, has existed in the soil for thousands of years.

Race monitor scientists could verify that only three albatrosses were alive by the end of the contest.

Unbeknown to the riders competing in the three-week race, those scientists used a test so new that it has yet to be validated by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

Whatever the outcome of that race, political scientists here say, its winner will be at a big disadvantage against either Mr. Perry or Ms. Hutchison.

But even if Mr. James formally enters the race, political scientists say that voters should not necessarily expect Cory & Sharpe, Part Deux.