Sentence examples for as new segregation from inspiring English sources

Steele characterized the drug war as "new segregation" for its disproportionate effects on African Americans, but suggested Republicans won't take any steps until the Democrats do first.

A new segregation is occurring, and this gap is threatening to become a chasm.

This portrayal of the present resonates with scholarly descriptions of millennial urbanity as opposed to the modern city, as marked by new segregations and boundaries, by shrinking public spaces and circulations (Harvey 2006; Ong 2006; Caldeira 2001; for Africa, Mbembe and Nuttal 2008; Murray 2010), and connection to widening grids across distance and scale (Sassen 2006).

SC remapped the common bean molecular segregation data as new data became available.

In the 1970s married women began entering the labour force in great numbers, and the strict segregation of women into certain occupations began to lessen somewhat as new opportunities arose for female workers in traditionally male occupations.

As good as new!

Even amid this wave of arcane rules, the agency's new customer segregation policy stands out as one of its most complex.

I don't know whether this freedom is as good as segregation.

A new conceptual framework has been developed which explains the formation of shear-related casting defects such as porosity, segregation and tears.

The use of solitary confinement, also known as segregation, is a main focus of a new report from Howard Sapers, Canada's prison watchdog, who recommends that segregation of mentally ill inmates be stopped, that a 30-day limit be placed on segregation stays and that administrative segregation no longer be used as an alternative to discipline.

First time in solitary, formally known as "administrative segregation".