Sentence examples for effectively discriminating from inspiring English sources

"This leads to people effectively discriminating against themselves by, for example, not coming forward for training or promotion.

The laws may also be compelling landlords to play it safe, effectively discriminating against some would-be tenants.

"The biggest issue to come out of this report is that Greater Manchester Police (GMP) were effectively discriminating against poor, white, working-class girls, so that's not about a failure to spot abuse, that is about actively ignoring abuse that was going on when it was brought to their attention," he said.

By effectively discriminating against some victims, the gesture fulfills neither the spirit nor purpose of an official apology.

The potential ramifications of any legislation that would eliminate women's reproductive health choices -- effectively discriminating against American women -- will undoubtedly reverberate to the 2010 elections, and beyond.

Under the new policy, which Google quietly rolled out in mid-October, the company highlights the products of paid advertisers on Google Shopping, its comparison-shopping service, while effectively discriminating against other companies who do not pay to be listed.

A discriminant analysis model showed that a small subset of palynomorph taxa can effectively discriminate between the four wetland types.

Another is that any policy that effectively discriminates against members of a specific religion is decidedly un-American.

Socio-demographic features could not effectively discriminate the protest bidders and the other non-protest bidders.

Engineered ligands must selectively interact with modified receptors, and modified receptors must effectively discriminate against endogenous ligands.

Loading plot indicated that the presence of five RGO-based sensors could effectively discriminate the aimed vapors.