Sentence examples for completely discriminatory from inspiring English sources
MLST can be used to separate lineages among the sub-species of L. lactis, although some lineages were found to include representatives of both subsp. lactis and cremoris, suggesting that MLST is not completely discriminatory at the sub-species level (Rademaker et al. 2007).
The cross should be given to a church (via sale or lottery) and the memorial should be completely non-discriminatory.
He was, however, a completely non-discriminatory savage.
"The law has been applied in a completely selective and discriminatory way".
However, when Internet radio was developed several years later, the RIAA used the explicit threat of multiple lawsuits and the substantial power of its D.C. lobbying machine to force the small group of fledgling webcasters (all now defunct) to accept a completely different, highly discriminatory method for determining royalty rates that has wreaked havoc with the industry ever since.
"We looked at it and were of the view that form 696 was discriminatory and completely unnecessary.
A convert, she is the mother of four children and considers the law discriminatory and "completely ridiculous".
It also completely eliminated the notoriously discriminatory features of in-person registration by requiring all states to accept mail-in voter registration forms for federal elections, which in turn, was applied to registration for all elections.
My sense is the Post Office now is completely dependent on Amazon and Amazon basically does offer discriminatory service in terms of the speed of delivery to different places.
"To completely whitewash us out of existence is hurtful, discriminatory and shameful," said Molly McKay of Marriage Equality USA, a California-based group that advocates for same-sex marriage.
Passions ran high when Judge Easterbrook suggested the no-mezuzah rule was not discriminatory, but perhaps put forth "with a completely empty head by people who didn't have a clue about the religious significance of the mezuzah".
