Sentence examples for several discrimination from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit is one of several discrimination suits filed against Wells Fargo in the past two years, as city and state officials argue that the bank must take responsibility for the social and economic effects of a decade of loose — some federal agencies have argued irresponsible — lending practices.

Several discrimination diagrams have been proposed to classify the ocean floor basalts (OFB) into ocean island basalts (OIB), mid-oceanic ridge basalts (MORB), and island arc basalts (IAB) that are recovered from different tectonic settings.

In order to estimate the TPF at different FPF, the data were categorized by several discrimination thresholds.

Adding CRP to conventional risk factors improved predictions overall and separately by diabetes status but not for CVD mortality, although such improvements only were marginal based on several discrimination statistics.

Mr. Relman has been involved in several prominent discrimination lawsuits, including one against the Denny's restaurant chain that led to a $54 million settlement in 1994.

Some of the most intensive work on learning sets has been carried out with monkeys that were learning how to solve several hundred discrimination problems in succession.

The investigation by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission stems from several racial discrimination complaints the commission has received from black and Asian managers in New York Life sales offices in and around New York and Washington, said Steven J. Hyman, a partner with the Manhattan law firm of McLaughlin & Stern.

Yet Microsoft faces several racial discrimination lawsuits across the country.

Experiments confirm that our position-specific statistical potential outperforms currently the popular ones in several decoy discrimination tests.

Several anti-discrimination groups have objected to the chanting of "Yid" at White Hart Lane, but Villas-Boas has given his backing to the club's stance.

Mr. Fidler's proposal is a weaker version of several anti-discrimination bills, introduced as far back as 2004, that have met with stiff opposition from real estate groups and Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and a Democratic candidate for mayor.