Sentence examples for attempt to segregate from inspiring English sources

It is a stupid question used to attempt to segregate us.

He made no attempt to segregate the crowd at his inaugural address.

Yen and Reiter [28] attempt to segregate P2P bots from benign P2P apps based on metrics like the volume of data exchanged and number of peers contacted.

If an outfit is younger, Osterweis will attempt to segregate the capital spending into two parts, one for maintenance, the other for expansion.

Turning the Web into a giant database will crush any attempt to segregate the "best" information into a separate database so that it can be processed and searched more deeply.

Bishop raises this possibility in a discussion of "isolationist" epistemologies (such as Wittgensteinian Fideism, if such a thing exists), which attempt to segregate questions of evidential support for religious claims from the standards of a "wider, generally prevailing, evidential practice" (79).

It was hard not to see such ventures as attempts to segregate contemporary music and appease special-interest audiences.

Throughout his career, he has resisted attempts to segregate high and low culture, popular and classical music.

Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, who spoke at the conference, described the agency's shift as a "risk-based approach that attempts to segregate out passengers for whom we have a lot of information and can evaluate their risk as low-risk versus those that we know little about or that are higher risk".

It is not uncommon to see the countries still attempting to segregate their Web "territory" from the rest of the world to deploy the attacks against foreign systems while assuming that similar technology used domestically will somehow remain unaffected.

As a result policy makers attempted to segregate the investment regime, restricting or prohibiting investment where domestic Chinese producers might be vulnerable to international competition, whilst encouraging investment to produce exports and where there was little or no domestic capacity.