Sentence examples for harsh discrimination from inspiring English sources
In March 1579, however, Hembyze, supported by the radical Calvinist elector John Casimir of the Palatinate (now in Germany), again instituted a policy of harsh discrimination.
After the war, those children — known as Amerasians — endured harsh discrimination and abject poverty in Vietnam, viewed as ugly reminders of an invading army.
Matching the growth rates of the postwar period — when the country was poorer, when harsh discrimination against women and minorities was receding and when the rest of the world was weaker — is probably impossible.
(The only non-Catholics allowed to remain in Bohemia after 1627 were Jews, who nonetheless faced harsh discrimination. Although Jews were not numerous in the Bohemian lands, Prague was home to one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe).
The daughter of a low-ranking government clerk, she is a dalit, from the lowest group of castes, who, despite huge affirmative action programmes in India in recent decades, still face harsh discrimination.
Called "parasites" and "Syrian trash", they suffered harsh discrimination.
But their mere appearance leads to harsher discrimination, officials said.
Keys to a Lamborghini The realities of the Jim Crow era– even harsher discriminations of contemporary South Africa.
The conclusion that Bartolucci (2014, p. 3) draws from this is harsh: "As discrimination has normally been detected through the unexplained gap in wage equations and this approach is not the best option for disentangling differences in productivity and discrimination, there are few papers that address labor market discrimination against immigrants".
But this, he says, has little to do with Islam and Islamism, and everything to do with discrimination, harsh policing and a lack of worthwhile jobs.
Working long hours as a welder in a lamp factory, Dr. Pantoja learned of the harsh racism and discrimination against Puerto Ricans and the lack of knowledge to overcome these challenges in the United States.
