Sentence examples for glaring discrimination from inspiring English sources
The VAT change on takeaway hot meat products ended a glaring discrimination against fish and chip shops, and was a modest blow against obesity.
Mr. Garza's lawyers and supporters have also argued that the federal death penalty system, as it has been applied, is marked by glaring racial discrimination.
Others viewed this episode as one instance among wider forms of social discrimination – particularly glaring in the year of the landmark referendum victory for the same-sex marriage campaign in Ireland.
But the glaring gap between the theory and the reality of discrimination is becoming a problem in France.
"The United States is only taking half-steps in addressing race in its criminal justice system," said Antonio Ginatta, US advocacy director at HRW. "While working to address intentional discrimination, it does little to fix policies that result in glaring racial disparities".
I never suffered the pervasive discrimination that Kashua did, but my reasons for leaving were similar to his: I could have avoided the glaring inequality for a while, but I could not lie to my children.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
