discriminative

IPA: dɪskrˈɪmʌnʌtɪv

Having or relating to the ability to discriminate between things.
(of an element, feature, attribute, etc.) Which serves to distinguish its bearer.

Examples of "discriminative" in Sentences

Whereas the nasty ones are really discriminative people.
Gately's Husband Files Complaint Over 'discriminative' Article
The benefits of volunteering obviously are not age-discriminative.
"discriminative" levy would push some lenders into the red and hamper economic growth.
Also some towns are much harder and more discriminative in terms of who they will give a license to.
As prejudice and discriminative as the republicans are, do you think they enjoy having you at the head of their party?
Such kind of discriminative advertisement would still appear as the media lack self-regulating practice and regulative law isn't ready yet.
Building upon 2009's Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the new initiative would make it easier for women to file class-action lawsuits against employers with discriminative pay practices, prohibiting businesses from retaliating against those who do so and exposing them to hefty lawsuits if they fail to comply.