Sentence examples for race the terms from inspiring English sources

Public pressure led the horses' owners to agree to a race, the terms of which were simple.

(While many pollsters classify Hispanic as a race, the terms "Hispanic" and "Latino" refer to a person's ethnicity, and he or she can belong to any race).

This revised understanding of culture constitutes in Locke's estimation a fundamental paradigm shift in the study of human cultures "[s]o considerable…[in] emphasis and meaning that at times it does seem that the best procedure would be to substitute the term race the term culture group" (CRASC 194).

A dictionary definition of racism is "a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race". The term "racist" seems harsh, damning and divisive.

Dr. Ogilvy's books on sailing included three on one-design racing, the term for classes of boats, like Stars, in which all boats meet identical specifications.

"Technical races" — the term for rough-hewn courses — can follow established hiking trails or be clearly delineated by brightly colored flags.

Just like our language regarding race, the best term for discussing those who have disabilities evolved.

The influential German physiologist Johann Friedrich Blumenbach made the claim that the Caucasus was where one could locate the origins of the white race, inaugurating the term "Caucasian" for whiteness.

They were believed to seek to "exterminate," or rather, be superior to the male race, hence the term "feminazi".

To the Editor: Your article about DNA perpetuates the race myth by confounding the terms "race," "population" and "ethnicity".

When there are not enough local data, we suggest a two-step approach for risk prediction is used: at the first step, the risks prediction is done by removing the race terms in the models, followed by the second step where the predicted risks are recalibrated within each race (ethnic group).