Sentence examples for suggests discrimination from inspiring English sources

If that should give any woman reluctant to describe herself as a feminist pause for thought, the naff exchanges between Gray and the reporter Andy Burton about whether the "lino" was "a looker" suggests discrimination in Sky's football department may have spread way beyond two middle-aged dinosaurs.

Another report suggests discrimination against Egyptian Coptic Christian teenagers in football and other sports.

As that experience suggests, discrimination was practiced both by fearful individuals and Cuba's all-powerful state.

The area under the receiver-operator curve (ROC) was used to describe the model's ability to discriminate between patients who would and would not be readmitted within 30 days, where a value of 1 represents perfect discrimination and a value of 0.5 suggests discrimination no better than random chance.

At the first stage, if the prosecutor's actions suggest discrimination, the defense raises an objection.

Alone, the figure might suggest discrimination at interview as well as on pay but the interpretation would be wrong.

He said allowances should also be made for younger defendants' immaturity and criminal records should be sealed to help former offenders find work, adding that statistics suggested discrimination was worse than in the US in some cases.

However, as the existing literature suggested discrimination as a possible explanation for the relative dissatisfaction of immigrants, we examined the robustness of our results to its inclusion.

"Because the EEOC can obtain the application data during our investigations," said Kristen Foslid, a Miami-based trial attorney for the EEOC, "we have the ability to uncover trends in hiring which might suggest discrimination, unlike a private plaintiff.

These antibody-staining results suggest discrimination between fully mature and/or activated male and female gametocytes, prior to induction of ex-flagellation and female gamete emergence, can be readily achieved with this procedure.

For EcoCas1, an adenine or cytosine was strongly favoured over guanine and particularly thymine, suggesting discrimination by EcoCas1 at this position.