Sentence examples for by discrimination from inspiring English sources

They are further isolated by discrimination, ignorance and prejudice.

Catholics were united, too, he added, by "discrimination and the oppression they experienced".

They concluded that black children had internalised the racism caused by discrimination and segregation.

Although advertising for jobs is governed by discrimination laws, promoting unpaid internships is not currently unlawful.

Our cities must be able to draw on the talents of every individual, unhindered by discrimination.

The NHS is bound by discrimination law, even if the Church of England is not.

Democrats said those factors — market forces and prior salaries — were themselves sometimes tainted by discrimination.

"The waste that is brought about in our society by discrimination and poverty is absolutely huge.

But women's wages started from a much lower base, artificially held down by discrimination.

Some businesses have maintained instead that their dismissals were prompted by Hong Kong's present economic troubles, and not by discrimination.

There was neither a group difference in reaction time nor a group-by-discrimination interaction.