Sentence examples for only discriminated from inspiring English sources

Muslim youths are not only discriminated in employment but much more exposed to being picked up, interrogated and even imprisoned on mere suspicion of being terrorists.

The hazard perception test only discriminated between controls and all FA drivers, whereas the hazard prediction test was more sensitive, discriminating between high and low-risk experienced fire appliance drivers.

He contends that those programs not only discriminated against blacks, but actually contributed to widening the gap between white and black Americans -- judged in terms of educational achievement, quality of jobs and housing, and attainment of higher income.

The commission determined in August 2010 that the company not only discriminated against Ms. Hsu, but also against "women, as a class, on the basis of their female gender, by subjecting them to sexual harassment," the company's annual report said.

GL: Well, of course for starters, it's not any kind of secret that through a large chunk of the 20th century, Princeton not only discriminated against racial minorities on campus, in terms of admissions and in other areas, but additionally against Jewish students as well.

People such as those in positions of power at the University of Nottingham who not only discriminated against me but suspended honourable and brave people such as Dr Rod Thornton because he dared to write a whistle-blowing paper that exposed serious malpractice and misconduct that the University of Nottingham participated in when, for example, they tried to prevent me from proceeding to a PhD.

The State Department not only discriminates against groups of people in granting visas (front page, Jan . 23, it blacklists entire countries.

Pigeons (Columba livia) can not only discriminate frontal and rotated images of human faces20,27 but can also categorize them based on expressions17,27 and gender18,21.

This knowledge is largely based on studies which could only discriminate between low-risk (LR-) and high-risk (HR-) HPV groups.

Yet it does happen and denying it not only discriminates against those victims of female-male rape but also maintains a masculine discourse in which "real men" are agents and never victims.

"This is a scheme that not only discriminates against BME [black and minority ethnic] British citizens, foreign nationals and British nationals without passports, it imposes costs on landlords, agents and tenants, too.