Sentence examples for amount of discrimination from inspiring English sources

Paraguay's LGBT community still experiences a huge amount of discrimination.

But, a CNN poll from last January found that 72percentt of whites thought that blacks overestimated the amount of discrimination against them, while 82percentt of blacks thought that whites underestimated the amount of discrimination against blacks.

"I have never seen anyone who has done a fair-minded study who fails to find there's a residual amount of discrimination against women.

But because discounters need to make up for lower commissions with higher volumes, even a small amount of discrimination is often enough to drive them out of business.

"It's pretty clear that there was an enormous amount of discrimination against brokers who were trying to use innovative business models," including discounted fees and virtual offices on the Internet, he said.

And the main motion (plus another minor amendment, saying that the extension of free schools and academies would increase the amount of discrimination on religious grounds) has been carried overwhelmingly.

In spite of the desire among many for America to be colorblind, at every level of education black students experience disproportionate amounts of discrimination.

It is a day to remember those who have lost their lives due to anti-transgender violence and speak out against the fact that transgender people face disproportionate amounts of discrimination and harassment every day.

"We know there's a huge amount of pregnancy discrimination among low earners, who would not be able to go into a legal office for help.

Yet if the Copts faced a certain amount of institutional discrimination, Mubarak was himself largely sympathetic to the community, and he made some significant gestures such making Christmas a national holiday and freeing up the rules on building new churches.

Otherwise, due to (10) and (31), physicians react to an increase in the amount of fee discrimination by an enhanced quality and a less than compensating price increase.