Sentence examples for suffering from discrimination from inspiring English sources
Are these women suffering from discrimination?
If you're suffering from discrimination, 10 years can feel like a lifetime.
I thought I would find evidence that black and minority ethnic groups are still suffering from discrimination and disadvantage.
It is hardly surprising, then, that, in seeking to achieve a balanced, "nonindoctrinating" curriculum, the legislators protected from discrimination only those teachers whom they thought were suffering from discrimination.
As Jeffrey Toobin writes, in his Profile of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, women were certainly among the groups suffering from discrimination in the legal profession when Ginsburg sought her first job, after graduation from Columbia Law School ("Heavyweight," March 11th).
Alvin H. Schulman New York City As Jeffrey Toobin writes, in his Profile of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, women were certainly among the groups suffering from discrimination in the legal profession when Ginsburg sought her first job, after graduation from Columbia Law School ("Heavyweight," March 11th).
The youth of today are suffering from age discrimination.
The bill was a response to a ruling in December by the Vermont Supreme Court, which found that gay and lesbian couples denied the right to marry were suffering from unconstitutional discrimination.
PJ Crowley is the Omar Bradley chair at Dickinson College, Penn State University law school and the Army War College The twin towers collapsed oceans and miles away from Afghanistan – at that time a country that looked like a graveyard, whose people were still suffering from war, discrimination and humiliation.
In addition, African-Americans who reported suffering from racial discrimination had higher levels of oxidative stress than those who had not experienced prejudice.
In Ricci, the Supreme Court wrestled with what it saw as a conflict between disparate treatment and disparate effect that is, white firefighters were deprived of the opportunity to be promoted, thus suffering from intentional discrimination, in order to avoid disparate effects on minority firefighters who did not score as highly.
