Sentence examples for extreme segregation from inspiring English sources

Even when everyone has these relatively mild preferences for similar neighbors and no one prefers a segregated local neighborhood, the model dynamics result in extreme segregation at the population level.

Extreme segregation of the sexes results from adherence to a 200-year old revivalist version of Islam, Wahhabism, that is part of the Saudi national identity.

"Extreme segregation is becoming more common," said Gary Orfield, an author of the report who is co-director of the Civil Rights Project.

A few states have extreme segregation -- physically separate housing units where youthful offenders have no contact with the adult population -- or arrangements with the state juvenile facility where they spend a few years there and are transferred to prison on their 18th birthdays".

It is not only poor and sexy but engaged and vital, a reminder of the more messy, contradictory and organic qualities that all cities should have but are elsewhere being replaced by homogeneous commercialism and a more extreme segregation of rich and poor.

While the caste system has clearly changed over the past few decades – with the practice of extreme segregation associated with untouchability banned in 1950 – Dalits are still much more likely to clean toilets than other groups and very unlikely to cook for an upper caste Hindu.

It's probably not an accident that the places that continue to have the slowest crime declines, and the places that are still having violence problems today, are places that are at those extremes — extremes of segregation, extremes of poverty, extremes of physical, social, and economic isolation, and the extremes of having no political power.

In addition to extreme gender segregation, single men are banned from entering shopping malls, and women cannot process their own papers, get a job or even access transport without male accompaniment and approval.

Civil rights advocates hoped the law would be the key to finally ending the extreme racial segregation around the country.

Since then, Chile has undergone massive change and reduced poverty dramatically, but extreme social segregation remains a problem, and some claim that the country's much-publicized "economic miracle" has left many behind.

Since then, Chile has undergone massive change and reduced poverty dramatically, but extreme social segregation remains a problem, and some claim that the country's much-publicised "economic miracle" has left many behind.