Sentence examples for race to either from inspiring English sources

Both are tailor-made for football as a game of sprints, a never-ending pull and push of movement as they race to either cover for or join in with counterattacks.

Cornell adopted a policy that required fraternities and sororities affiliated with nationals that discriminated based on religion or race to either amend their national charters or quit the national organizations.

12th over India 44-3 Ganguly sends two quick boundaries racing to either side of the ground.

Geographic size mattered as well, according to Kennedy, who took pains to point out how much space was available in each state for the races to either coexist peacefully or presumably stay out of one another's way.

This is a space I've been watching, as companies race to provide either human-created or automated solutions.

Scott Feinberg, lead awards analyst at the Hollywood Reporter, says: "Anybody who is interested in the Oscar race has to either attend or pay attention to what happens at the Toronto Film Festival.

Similarly, the Cook Political Report considers 87 House races to be either tossups or to be leaning toward one party or the other, an unprecedented number in recent campaigns.

Mr. Lotfy and Mr. Aboul Fotouh "still come from the Brotherhood world," said Shady el-Ghazali Harb, a liberal who voted for a Nasserite socialist in the first round of the presidential race, to avoid either an Islamist or Mr. Shafik.

As the planet warms, species around the world are engaged in a race against time to either adapt or move to cooler habitats.

The Texas senator is running second to Trump in the race for the Republican nomination: seven states to Trump's 15, roughly 29% of the votes to 35%, and about 100 delegates behind the self-proclaimed billionaire in the race to 1,237, which would give either man the nomination outright.

First Rater (Teacher) /10 First Rater (Teacher) /5 /15 Second Rater (Student) /10 Second Rater (Student) /5 /15 Third Rater (If needed) /10 Third Rater (If needed) /5 /15 Final Score /20 Final Score /10 /30 Prompt: What ethical theory do you think could best be applied to guide decision making for an issue related to either race or gender?