Sentence examples for very discrimination from inspiring English sources
There are certainly arguments against affirmative action programs, among them that categorizing people by race or sex reproduces the very discrimination such programs seek to counter.
They justified the strikes with race-neutral pretexts, which the Supreme Court called "incredible" and said indicated "the very discrimination the explanations were meant to deny".
"Planned Parenthood has built their abortion empire on their belief that any abortion is a good abortion, even if it is motivated by the very discrimination against women that they claim to abhor," Live Action president Lila Rose said of the video.
The firm has been embroiled in a heated and very public discrimination case in which Partner Ellen Pao is suing Kleiner Perkins over gender discrimination (Kleiner Perkins declined to comment on the case for legal reasons).
Mr. Bloomberg has said he believes that there is very little discrimination in the Northeast, especially when compared with the rest of the world.
But she snapped to attention when asked about a recent comment by Michael Bloomberg, a Republican mayoral candidate, that the Northeast harbors "very little discrimination".
The websites they are most likely referred to are those of agents where there is very little discrimination between the offer of one establishment and another.
Some of the conflicts he covers were of great historical importance, others utterly inconsequential – and there's very little discrimination here between them.
In the archives there are different versions of the same thing, and I didn't have very much discrimination, I just taped all I could get.
"It's just my personal experience, but there is very subtle discrimination, like if you go into a restaurant or wait in line and people pretend as though you are not to be waited on".
"Young women in their 20s could begin to go into jobs where there was very little discrimination against them until they began to move up the ladder, until they began to have children.
