Sentence examples for races knowing from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, people compete in costly "arms races", knowing that if they do not work harder, they will lose their standing to someone who does.These races are motivated by more than just prestige.

Contador probably does not have the pure climbing ability of the others but he has a peerless record at three-week stage races, knowing just how to manage his effort day by day and just when to make a move.

"I plan to give it my all for both races, knowing I'm going to have six more weeks after the April race to get ready for May," Smyers said.

"We wish to make clear on behalf of our clients that the BHA disciplinary panel expressly found that our clients were not involved in any conspiracy whereby bets were placed on races knowing that jockeys had agreed to lose the races in question," read a statement from their solicitors.

Members of Congress jumped into the earlier race knowing that if they lost, they would still have their jobs.

The experience proved crucial; Sen. McGovern entered the 1972 presidential race knowing the rules better than anyone else.

"I didn't enter this race knowing I would get Mr. Morgenthau's support or contingent upon it".

So if I go into a race knowing the last run I did on the track was where I blacked out that was a great test for me.

Mercedes went into the race knowing they could clinch the constructors' title if they bettered Ferrari's haul by three points or more.

Huma's friends are "slapping-my-forehead astounded," as one put it, that Weiner would get in the race knowing the online land mines that would rock Huma's world again and torpedo the campaign.

Findings suggested that when the preschool teacher and child were of the same race, knowing about family stressors led to increased teacher empathy for the preschooler and decreased how severe the behaviors appeared to the teacher.