Sentence examples for race to explain from inspiring English sources

In Australia, Hamilton had been asked by stewards after the race to explain an incident in which he and another driver were involved under the safety car.

She will use the race to explain to America why she wants the presidency, while building the sort of campaign machinery that propelled Mr Obama to the White House in 2008.

Then Mr. McCain abruptly called the news conference to a close when a reporter asked Mr. Giuliani, who had fleetingly mentioned the bitterness he felt with leaving the race, to explain where his campaign had gone wrong.

Other aides raced to explain.

Photograph: John Stillwell/PA Updated at 1.11pm BST 10.41am BST David Cameron uses the "global race" metaphor to explain of the challenges facing Britain, and what the government should do to meet them, and the authors of his Cut EU Red Tape report (pdf) seem to have endorsed the idea whole-heartedly.

No other factor, such as education, income, or race, appears to explain that difference, he says.

Although withdrawal of care status was not formally collected in our study, the overall mortality rate was low in our study population and did not differ by race (5.8 % in black vs 5.9%% in white patients); therefore, differences in aggressiveness of care by race is unlikely to explain the observed differences in ICU care.

When it came to race, he jumps to explain: "My ex-wife is black.

A few days after that race, Conda struggled to explain why she had quit.

Nicholls' lack of success to date in the Aintree race is difficult to explain, given that most of the sport's major events seem to yield to him with a minimum of fuss.

As Michelle Alexander, in her influential new book, "The New Jim Crow," argues, for example, we need to consider how what appear to be colorblind drug laws are nonetheless permeated with ideas about race in order to explain the massively disproportional rates of incarceration for African-Americans and Latinos.