Sentence examples for start discriminating from inspiring English sources

Are we going to start discriminating against them, because of their faith?

That could change if Internet service providers start discriminating among content, to make more money or to suppress ideas they do not like.

One worry is that China may start discriminating in favor of domestic automakers and against joint ventures that are producing cars with international brands.

Are we going to start discriminating against them because of their faith?" This is how Obama will fight the 2016 election: not by trolling Donald Trump directly but by arguing that he is undermining American values.

Are we going to start discriminating... against African Americans?

Are we going to start discriminating against interracial marriages?

That could change, however, if Internet service providers started discriminating among content, to make more money or to suppress ideas they do not like.

Referring to the Harry Potter baddies the Death Eaters, the followers of her arch-villain Lord Voldemort, she said that "when people started discriminating against anyone's right to a view on the purity of their blood, things became a little Death-Eatery for my tastes".

The experiment starts by discriminating between flood-prone areas and marginal hazard areas.

Simulations previously concluded that results obtained by the relationships in Figure  6 were almost indistuinguishable whether weight discrimination was set to depend linearly on weight or when individuals start being discriminated only if very obese [ 24].

Net Neutrality issues could pose a risk if ISPs decide to start blocking or discriminating against certain types of data.