Sentence examples for discriminatory experiences from inspiring English sources

I realised I was not the only girl who has discriminatory experiences.

While the fear of terrorism at airports means that many people are willing to put up with more intrusive security procedures, the discriminatory experiences at airports that many Muslims recount risks creating divisions and resentment.

Some prior surveys of genetic discrimination have included an examination of the prevalence of worry about genetic discrimination as contrasted to the prevalence of discriminatory experiences.

Results suggest that distress tolerance may be an explanatory mechanism in the association between discriminatory experiences and cognitive symptoms of anxiety and a potentially relevant target within clinical interventions to address anxiety-related health disparities among sexual minority adults.

This study examined the role of distress tolerance, or the capacity to withstand negative emotions, as a construct underlying associations between discriminatory experiences and anxiety among sexual minority adults.

Surprisingly, family and social circles were the next major source of discriminatory experiences.

Making the discriminatory experience central might have been useful in building political clout in the 1960s.

Given the discriminatory experience of the past 10 years – punishment without trial; blanket stop and search – it is easy to understand the Muslim community's perception that a different set of rules applies.

This is more about accepting what we in society have done wrong over the years in creating such a discriminatory experience, establishing no blame and working on ways for individual and social change.

The discriminatory power experienced in the present study is slightly reduced compared to what has been described by others [ 27, 32, 34].

It turned out he had an abscess on his lung which was really serious and he had to be hospitalised straight away…(AHW1, regional AMS1) The volume of discriminatory accounts experienced by patients means that AMS staff are frequently intervening on the patient's behalf to restore candidacy.