Sentence examples for more discriminated from inspiring English sources

"Internally, I probably felt myself more discriminated against as a disabled person," Mr. Paterson said in 2006.

A survey of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) publiSaints LDSursday found that almost half of Mormons in the US consider themselves more discriminated against than African Americans.

Moreover, Moroccan candidates, as they come from a Muslim country, could be even more discriminated for religious reasons connected to Islamophobia.2.

If profit-maximizing firms try to accommodate their customers' (discriminatory) tastes, we'd expect that minority candidates in occupations that have more exposure/more interactions with the firms' customers are more discriminated against than those in occupations with low degrees of direct interaction with firms' customers.

The truth is that those of us who played and slept with these babes of nipped-in waists and impossibly-long limbs with implausibly short arms, have no more discriminated against ugliness than eating party candy has made us eschew savoury food.

Notably, populations that are usually described as very distant genetically from each other on the basis of their HLA frequency distributions (e.g. Taiwanese aborigines, Pacific islanders and Amerindians) are even more discriminated when one weights their genetic distances with the nucleotide differences among alleles, while the opposite pattern is observed for the other populations.

Others are more discriminating.

The Writers Studio, however, is more discriminating.

"Now the market is more discriminating".

I think that Favs is maybe more discriminating.

Elsewhere, though, Lynskey is more discriminating about left-wing movements.