Sentence examples for any segregation from inspiring English sources

"Without inequality, there wouldn't be any segregation by income," says Van Ham.

The Bible appeared to cover all these faiths, for I don't remember any segregation during our religious teaching, although in other classes some pupils may have sat apart, simply "listening in".

To take one instance, Friss shows that the American biking community itself split, violently, in the eighteen-nineties, between those who were in favor of dedicated bike paths and those who mistrusted any segregation of the biker from the common highway.

Outside of the possible branding confusion the new name removes any segregation between Windows 8's two desktop environments.

Fresh self-compacting concrete (SCC) flows into place and around obstructions under its own weight to fill the formwork completely and self-compact, without any segregation and blocking.

The polymorphic markers were filtered for their usefulness in mapping through segregation analysis because any segregation distortion can seriously affect the QTL mapping results (Xu et al. 1997).

Indeed, the emotional undertow of the film suggests that the rift between town and country folk runs as deep as any racial segregation.

Indeed, the mosque of al-Sayyid Ahmed al-Badawi in Tanta, where the founder of the Ahmadiya Sufi order is buried, does not enforce any strict segregation between men and women.

This observation suggests that the films do not have any phase segregation or secondary phase formation.

Compared to the citrate method, the Pechini method is superior to obtain a homogeneous multicomponent gel without any phase segregation throughout the processing, which is beneficial to prepared stoichiometric oxides with a much lower temperature and smaller particle size.

The remaining 90 markers did not fit any expected segregation ratio.