Sentence examples for ample discrimination from inspiring English sources

And of course, even if we can dampen employer discrimination towards those with criminal records, there's still ample discrimination based solely on race alone.

But three civil rights groups allege in a lawsuit that by doing so, the Education Department may be unlawfully dismissing complaints even if students or their families provide ample proof of discrimination.

What a shame that aspiring young women who already face ample challenges of discrimination, stereotyping and glass ceilings still have to contend with these Neanderthal views.

The compromise, which was announced late Wednesday and quickly pushed through both chambers of the legislature Thursday, repeals the law but still allows ample room for discrimination.

Last Monday in the Santa Ana City Council chambers, not only did I see ample evidence that discrimination is alive and well among many of this city's residents, but I also saw in a cowardly show of demagoguery how this discrimination can become institutionalized by an entire city council.

"We've given the Boy Scouts ample time to solve their discrimination problem.

"Pass the Fair Pay Act" (editorial, April 23) seemed unaware of the existence of the Equal Pay Act, which already gives employees ample time to sue over pay discrimination.

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While there is, however, ample evidence that Americans' attitudes toward employment discrimination policies differ according to the group being protected (Strolovich 1998), it is not clear that these differences are evidence of similar differences in the willingness of employers to discriminate against racial minorities vs. women.

Nosek, Greenwald, and Banaji [40] provided ample empirical evidence that adding extra trials to the reversed target discrimination task virtually eliminates this unwanted effect of task order.

To be sure, ample disagreement remains about whether gay people should be legally protected from basic forms of discrimination.