Sentence examples for most discrimination from inspiring English sources

Now, legislation prohibits most discrimination.

He said there were few active racists in the Met, with most discrimination being unwitting.

She was fortunate – for most discrimination victims there is no access to justice any more.

A study conducted by the University of Tübingen in 2012 showed that overweight people have a harder time finding work – with fat women experiencing the most discrimination.

But even among groups that see themselves as apart from blacks and whites, those with African-American features suffer the most discrimination.

Most discrimination complaints by Wall Street women are relegated to private, industry-run arbitration or settled before a jury gets a chance to review the evidence.

The standards and tests vary, but most state discrimination laws actually require a higher standard of evidence than federal Racial Discrimination Act; mere "offence" generally won't be enough.

"The isolated, out-of-context statements quoted by plaintiffs suggest at most that discrimination based on homosexual conduct is, in certain contexts, a reasonable proxy for discrimination against gays and lesbians," Mr. Cooper wrote to Judge Walker.

The most significant discrimination is that between P2a and R2a; marginally significant (p<0.009 uncorrected) were discriminations between P2a and P2b or Ss.

Among the followers of the major Abrahamic faiths, however, Muslims have faced the most pervasive discrimination in the American Services.

California, home to so many star athletes, is also home to some of the most egregious discrimination.