Sentence examples for unconscionable discrimination from inspiring English sources
The failure to do so is itself an act of unconscionable discrimination and is the litmus test of opposition to racism.
On the plane from Paris to New Delhi, Jeanne meets an elderly member of India's caste of untouchables (Yaseen Khan), who lucidly expounds the unconscionable discrimination they suffer and the peculiarity of Western indifference to it.
He blunted the extreme message of the Tea Party by offering an alternative vision of government's obligation to help the neediest, provide everyone with the basic structures of society and the economy and end unconscionable discrimination against gay and lesbian Americans.
I eagerly await their records of protest over systematic, anti-Black job and educational discrimination, or over the institution of unconscionable rates of Black male prison incarceration.
"Congressman Gardner's long record of enabling discrimination against our LGBT friends and family members is unconscionable and offensive".
"Domestic violence and sexual assault survivors have so many obstacles to overcome ― it's unconscionable that women are removed from their homes and face repeated discrimination simply because of the heinous crimes committed against them," Shaheen said in a statement.
"Domestic violence and sexual assault survivors have so many obstacles to overcome ― it's unconscionable that women are removed from their homes and face repeated discrimination simply because of the heinous crimes committed against them," Shaheen said in a statement.
Not only was it long overdue, but in today's economy turning a blind eye to the legally sanctioned discrimination against LGBT workers in 34 American states is simply unconscionable.
He committed the unconscionable, they say, but he was one of them, shaped by the same forces of rejection and discrimination that they say they know and resent.
In it, he says that "it is unconscionable to imagine that Yelp would create, maintain, or expand a significant business presence in any state that encouraged discrimination by businesses against our employees, or consumers at large".
