Sentence examples for so discrimination from inspiring English sources

So discrimination is not only incompatible with a Christian ethos and with natural justice.

So discrimination is illegal and punishable, but when complaining about it gets you blackballed, there is no reasonable recourse.

Flight tests of mock objects, she said she was told, would always be arranged so discrimination would be relatively easy.

So discrimination was more evident in yellow cards given for fouls, which are often debatable, as opposed to those for excessive celebration or referee abuse, which are not.

If a country like China wanted to join, it would have to scrap all discriminatory practices against foreign firms – so discrimination against a foreign firm opening a hospital in China would be banned, for example.

So discrimination against pregnant women and women with children continues to take place behind closed doors, crushing women's confidence, stagnating their abilities and costing the economy untold amounts through lost potential.

Of course, the ātman is without discriminative discernment so the discrimination "the ātman is not the buddhi" is properly understood as metaphor.

So racial discrimination and segregation were a permanent feature of life for black New Yorkers.

This is unfortunate because while generalization is important, so is discrimination, which is not well served by an attractor model.

Finally, some considerations have been pointed out about the possibility of two transducers emitting, so allowing discrimination between walls and corners.

Get out of my office!" And so the discrimination becomes unspoken, unsaid, and like any invisible opponent, that bit harder to fight.