Sentence examples for race unknown from inspiring English sources

Several hundred other victims were classified as belonging to other races or as race unknown.

(Despite his high profile in Washington, Emanuel began the mayoral race unknown to many Chicagoans, who did not recognize his name or know what to make of him).

Of the more than 16,000 people arrested for homicide in the United States in 2008, 5,943 were black and 5,334 white, with several thousand other suspects classified as belonging to other races or as race unknown.

This time, the bloody violence was clear, and the social-media threat appears real, but the racial and power dynamics are as confusing as they are telling: A black man, Ismaiiyl Brinsley, apparently shot his ex-girlfriend (race unknown), then traveled to New York, where he "assassinated" an Asian officer and a Hispanic officer of the New York Police Department (NYPD), in their squad car.

Certain records were rejected because of data quality concerns: uncertain sequence of treatment, nonhospital based data records, month of diagnosis unknown, or race unknown.

Because workers at this facility were known to be primarily Caucasian, 935 workers with race unknown were assumed to be white (NIOSH 2001).

These included 6,734 whites, 899 blacks, and 2,104 "others" (1,093 of Hispanic ethnicity, 58 American Indians, 212 Asians/Pacific Islanders, 298 multiple races, 99 other races, and 344 unknown race).

Those percentages do not include the large number of defendants whose race was unknown.

The basis for these differences and whether associations between potassium levels and adverse outcomes differ by race are unknown.

Since "Race" is unknown to most theatergoers, Mr. Edelstein presumably chose a straightforward, naturalistic style to avoid any clouding interpretive gloss.

We will honor all of our arms control agreements, but we will build new capabilities that will potentially open up a new arms race with unknown consequences.