Sentence examples for societal intolerance from inspiring English sources

They "have been subject to vicious murders at the hands of terrorist groups, forced out of their ancestral lands by civil wars, suffered societal intolerance fomented by Islamist groups, and subjected to institutional discrimination found in the legal codes and official practices of many Middle Eastern countries," as several fellows at the Center for American Progress put it.

Today, there is widespread societal intolerance for the sexual victimization of children.

Societal intolerance of HIV and stigma-related experiences can affect medication adherence in Hispanics with HIV [ 41].

Media bias has been shown to have negative societal consequences (e.g., intolerance of dissent, political segregation, group polarization) [5].

Media bias - appearing as either selecting what to report or choosing a slant on a particular report [1], [2] - matters because it affects the political beliefs of the audience, alters voting behavior [3], [4], and has negative societal effects like increasing intolerance of dissent and creating segregated and polarized communities [5].

Intolerance is intolerable.

But then the reality is that when a group will so callously fan the flames of fear and intolerance and promote societal inaction while gun violence claims so many U.S. lives, it doesn't really matter what we call them.

"These are people in the middle class who don't like some societal changes that are happening - increased intolerance, perhaps interference in the way that they live".

Intolerance, in all its forms, is a deeply rooted societal problem".

Gross cites lactose intolerance as an example: Populations evolve to have it or not depending on societal proximity to domesticated cows.

Intolerance of diversity and discrimination against women are but two examples of such societal problems that start at the mindset of the individual and should be addressed at that level first and foremost.