Sentence examples for races does not from inspiring English sources

Not talking about races does not lead naturally to the demise of "race thinking".

She says running endurance races does not compare to the 100-, 200- and 400-meter races of Oscar Pistorius, the admirable South African runner who has artificial lower legs and has been ruled ineligible for Olympic competition.

Alana Lentin and Valerie Amiraux, academics writing in The Guardian, cautioned that, "Not talking about races does not lead naturally to the demise of 'race thinking.'" "Amending the French Constitution, rather than being an anti-racist stance, contributes to concealing the centrality of race to the past and present of modern Europe," they wrote.

And fairly or not — Mr. Obama's advisers are not alone in arguing that the significance of these races does not extend beyond the boundaries of either state — the contests are being held up as an early measure of how Mr. Obama is doing and a predictor of how Democrats might fare in next year's Congressional campaigns.

While skin color, appearance of facial features, or hair type are in some trivial sense genetically determined, the grouping of different persons into races does not pick out any patterned biological difference (although see the debate "Is Race Real?" in the internet resources. What it does pick out is a set of social meanings with political ramifications (Alcoff 1997, 2006).

The finding that the prevalence of early CKD is similar between the two races does not fully explain why ESRD is more prevalent in blacks.

"Races do not intermarry," Martin Luther King once wrote.

Some races do not begin until late afternoon.

Since these races do not pay, drivers are often no-shows.

Monday's other foot races did not produce a similar level of heartache or suspense.

Evidently, national opinion in Senate and House races do not move in perfect lockstep.