Sentence examples for increasingly segregated from inspiring English sources

While legal segregation was halted, public schools especially in large cities have become increasingly segregated by circumstance.

In the Cape, institutions became increasingly segregated.

The departing families were replaced by newly arrived minorities, whose poverty and race were disadvantages in an increasingly segregated city.

Beyond public schools, which have become increasingly segregated in the past two decades, the colour line in American cities and workplaces is about as bright as ever.

Mr. Flynn has a theory: that since the 1950s, when adolescence began to emerge as a distinct culture, generations of teenagers increasingly segregated themselves from the adult world.

They will be increasingly segregated from the less observant, who will gradually drift away, meaning total numbers will stagnate or fall.

"Different ethnic groups are increasingly segregating themselves from each other and retreating into comfort zones made up of people like themselves," says the report, produced by a panel whose chairman was Sir Herman Ouseley, formerly head of the Commission for Racial Equality.

As a result, hotels are increasingly segregating childless adults from families.

The overwhelmingly white Republican Party is increasingly segregating itself into all-white neighborhoods and in this campaign season the GOP has inspired rabid support by demonizing immigrants and threatening to build a literal wall to protect us from them.

Under Duncan, the Education Department did not take action to desegregate the nation's increasingly racially segregated schools.

The U.S. has become increasingly racially segregated, which means that many of us don't interact much with people of different races.