In addition to discriminating same-sex kin, the discrimination of opposite-sex kin may also lead to fitness benefits, e.g., through optimal outbreeding (Szulkin et al. 2013) and directing mating effort ("care-then-mate," Ménard et al. 2001).
They are so used to discriminating that it is contaminating everything they do".
By the same token, Ms. Brown and Mr. West believe that Compass's releases appeal to discriminating listeners.
Today, the company is once again a staple of exclusive luxury, catering to discriminating clients with a preference for the one-of-a-kind, custom-made piece.
There is no room for sloppy design in a product that has to sell to discriminating consumers on looks, price, features and battery life.
In the perverse logic of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., this amounted to "discriminating among individual students based on race".
Few people would admit to discriminating against people based on their surname, but almost all organisations use alphabetical order when dealing with people.
According to research by employability service Working Links (pdf), 75% of employers admit to discriminating against a candidate with a criminal record, and 10% say they would never recruit an ex-offender.
Sierra Lavotini, "Queen of Passion," is house headliner at the Tiffany Gentleman's Club, a "class joint" (and don't you forget it!) in Panama City that caters to discriminating tourists from as far away as Atlanta.
Re "Scouts' Successful Ban on Gays Is Followed by Loss in Support" (front page, Aug. 29): In addition to discriminating against gays, the Boy Scouts bar as members and leaders those who won't publicly declare their personal belief in God.
SITTING in his hosts' living room, Jimmy LaFave, a guitarist based in Austin, Tex., described his life as a singer-songwriter by quoting a musician friend: "We sell dozens of records to discriminating listeners in small pockets of good taste".
