Sentence examples for consequently discrimination from inspiring English sources

Consequently, discrimination can persist even in the long term.

Consequently, discrimination allows unprejudiced firms to make non-zero profits, so that they have little incentive to drive out prejudiced firms.

Consequently, discrimination on grounds of race was illegitimate, whether it was designed as an expression of majority prejudice against a minority or as a benign instrument of rectificatory justice.

Consequently, discrimination between disk bulging and the normal respectively the protruded IVD showed the largest variability.

Consequently, discrimination between both crystal alignments has been omitted and simulated 2-fold symmetric diffraction spots are labeled identically.

The act has made it easier for a person to show that they are disabled and, consequently, protected from disability discrimination.

Central to the research was an examination of strategies used by schools to perpetuate gender discrimination and, consequently, the denial of human rights.

He spoke of new waves of immigrants from places like Ireland, Italy, Poland, and China challenging the generations before them, and consequently being subjected to "rank discrimination and ugly stereotypes".

For instance, calcite and siderite both are from carbonate family and their reflectance curves in 2 to 2.5 μm have similar absorption region (Figure 5) and consequently the chance of their discrimination with the spectral-based techniques are very low.

One explanation for this apparent conflict is that fish combined two different non-numerical cues to learn the numerical discrimination, and that, consequently, the absence of one of the two cues was sufficient to worsen their performance.

Three items in the phoneme discrimination task were consequently removed (and ).