Sentence examples for became segregated from inspiring English sources

A generation later, public schools that had been ordered to integrate in the 1960s and 1970s became segregated once again, this time with the blessing of a new generation of justices.

"The classroom became segregated," says Sophie.

These birds became segregated around 0.27 million years ago, with some gene flow still with eastern birds.

Communities become segregated and cut off from one another.

And while some Latinos assimilate quickly, others become segregated in places that resemble traditional ghettos.

Under suitable conditions, immiscible sulfide liquids can also become segregated from flowing lavas.

"Sibling ants, in their larval stage, become segregated into the different types based on environmental signals," he said.

Early in the development of an egg, the germ plasm becomes segregated from the somatic cells that give rise to the rest of the body.

We know they're there but we don't prepare for them; we want to make sure year 6s don't become segregated according to who got in and who did not.

In a city that once had a cosmopolitan tone and religious integration, where the political and military elite used to spend their weekends playing polo, riots killed thousands of residents this year, and neighborhoods reduced to rubble have become segregated between Muslims and Christians.

But once the ECB started to lend as much money as banks wanted to borrow, central-bank liquidity became so abundant that the deposit rate has become the crucial determinant of Eonia, which hovers just above it (see chart).As important, money markets have become segregated, crucially between southern and northern Europe.