Sentence examples for had a segregated from inspiring English sources

Connie's Inn, which had a segregated admissions policy, was a tenant in the south pavilion, followed by the Ubangi Club.

By the time that Judge Garrity found officially that Boston had a segregated system, and ordered the School Committee to dismantle it, the issue had been agitated here for fully 15 years.

"I can remember when I was 7 years old and living in Monrovia (which had a segregated school district), that each day my mother would pack my lunch box and send me off to Wildrose School close to where we lived.

But the general model, going forward, will be to have a segregated workspace.

And as long we continue to have a segregated and unequal education system in this country, I don't see that changing much anytime soon.

If the true partition is AB | CD, with C and D having an allele that results in an increase in the phenotype, the A × B cross does not segregate a QTL, while each of A × C, B × D, and A × D have a segregating QTL with the latter taxon in each cross increasing the phenotype.

"It's no secret we had a legally segregated society.

In Charleston County, we still have a deeply segregated school system.

These Carduus species have a highly segregated, and relatively stable, distribution in central Pennsylvania with a narrow area of overlap (Allen and Shea 2006; Rauschert et al. 2012).

The perceptual ability of resolving two signals as temporally discrete requires that the brain has a temporally segregated representation of those events.

And we cannot afford to have an American segregated by class, by race or by aspiration.