Sentence examples for another discriminated from inspiring English sources

American Jews were then in deep cooperation with blacks in the civil rights movement, which allowed for a seamless combination of Jewishness with more universal commitments, including a reading of the Holocaust that made it incumbent upon them to help another discriminated group.

Basfur families are considered to be even lower than another discriminated against group of people — the Horijon.

It even had one of the first federally financed watchdog groups, the Open Housing Center, to pursue claims of bias, holding real estate brokers and landlords to account if they gave preference to one race over another or discriminated against the disabled.

Our findings were clear: The more our participants reported feeling culturally homeless — that is, fully belonging neither to American culture nor to that of another nation — and discriminated against on the basis of their religion, the more they said they experienced a lack of meaning in their lives.

In the following part of this paper, we will refer to them as NPY multipolar/neurogliaforms. Unsupervised clustering discriminated another group of cells characterized by a high occurrence of VIP mRNA (n = 16/22, 73%).

Germinated asexual spores – called germlings – of N. crassa engage in chemical conversation with one another to discriminate between different kinds, and eventually move toward and fuse with those of their own kind.

As a result, at least two or more brain tissue substances are forced into a single independent component (IC) in which none of these brain tissue substances can be discriminated from another.

It's the name "sandwich" the poor tortas are discriminated against!" another wrote.

'Muslims around the world are discriminated against,' says another man.

Modes form clusters of activity states that are readily discriminated from one another.

Another German mathematician, Felix Klein, later discriminated between elliptical space (polar) and double-elliptical space (antipodal).