Sentence examples for prejudice over time from inspiring English sources

Changing levels of self-reported prejudice over time thus say little about whether people are really becoming more racist.

Now we know a lot of people are not going to shed their prejudices over time about Islam and Muslims.

These biases make them an easy target for algorithmic traders, or "quants", who exploit such predictable behaviour.Fortunately for Taiwanese day-traders, the researchers find that digit prejudice abates over time.

"People change over time.

As the simulation ran, they saw a rise in prejudice against outsiders over time.

So when they are told to bus their children to a school across town; when they hear that an African-American is getting an advantage in landing a good job or a spot in a good college because of an injustice that they themselves never committed; when they're told that their fears about crime in urban neighborhoods are somehow prejudiced, resentment builds over time.

He says that the resistance to the Obama agenda around here is based on racial prejudice, and that Mr. Bright, over time, could bring his constituents around.

"Whether concerns are genuine or an expression of prejudice is not clear, but over time many concerns have been found to be overinflated".

Thus original claims were made based on prejudice and weak statistics and only over time, when more scientific details become available, a more complex picture emerged.

Thanks to the personality of Ilizarov and his strong character, the method overcame the prejudices and became a vivid system that advanced over time.

Laws influence attitudes over time, she says, by denying those with prejudices the opportunity to indulge them".Honey Money", Catherine Hakim's provocative book, is a different kettle of fish.