Sentence examples for discrimination exists from inspiring English sources

If we assume anti-female discrimination exists, discrimination that the prominence of Yellen and others belies, those discriminated against are gaining real-world insights (and presumably fuel) in a profession largely defined by a lack of same.

I know discrimination exists and it was totally blatant here".

"Ethnic discrimination exists very deeply in Chinese minds," Wang said.

There is little doubt that such discrimination exists.

So long as discrimination exists in our society, it will find outlets in policing as elsewhere.

What is most bothersome is that the salary gap (discrimination) exists in the first place.

Unfair discrimination exists whether we like it or not; I wouldn't have married a gum-chewing vegetarian.

It is admitted also that legislation may be directed against a class when any fair ground for the discrimination exists.

"One of my biggest points and Donna's is that they didn't even acknowledge that discrimination exists for women," Foudy said in a telephone interview today.

There is consensus that pay discrimination exists in Hollywood but, with most salaries veiled in secrecy, no one knows how bad it really is.

Interviews with actors and industry technicians signal a consensus that discrimination exists, but not about its scale or the urgency of reform.