Sentence examples for brunt of discrimination from inspiring English sources

She warned that many ethnic Germans were bearing the brunt of discrimination by foreigners living in Germany.

"But we were the biggest Spanish-speaking group in New York for decades, and bore the brunt of discrimination, especially in the 1950s.

But Egypt's minority religion has often borne the brunt of discrimination and violence from some Islamists.

In rural parts, women, especially those who belong to the Dalit community, are often denied land rights, and their children, especially girls, bear the brunt of this discrimination.

Moreover, African American women at high risk for HIV have often sustained the brunt of racism, discrimination, poverty, and sexual abuse existing in our communities.

With apologies to the Evil Queen from Snow White, the answer -- at least when it comes to hiring -- seems to be that older women are the ones bearing the brunt of age discrimination in the job market, according to two recent studies by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

He bore the brunt of Indian anger at discrimination in favour of the Malay majority.The most notable sacking was that of Rafidah Aziz, believed to be the world's longest-serving trade minister, with over 20 years in the job.

He adds: "By the way, it's much harder on women, because they are more visibly Muslim and they often bear the brunt of the burden of Islamophobia or discrimination.

It smells of discrimination.

That would smack of discrimination.

"It's not just the war but the systemic discrimination they've faced, and the brunt of Buddhist supremacy they've had to deal with".