Sentence examples for is largely segregated from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Smith's world is largely segregated, so are those of Mr. Castaneda and Mr. Lewis.

About 35percentt of the characters on UPN and 22percentt of those on WB were black, but even on WB, fewer than half the shows (42.9percentt) had black regulars, "suggesting that the WB lineup is largely segregated into 'black' and 'white' shows," the report said.

About 5% of the university's students are black, and the fraternity system is largely segregated.

-- Church Point is largely segregated (in fact, if not in law), or at least it was when I wrote the story.

Although the expression of Trib1 and Trib2 is largely segregated between the myeloid and lymphoid lineages, there is evidence that both affect myeloid development.

Moreover, the first-order and higher-order sensory and motor nuclei across different modalities are largely segregated clonally.

Before this period they were largely segregated and ruled by different regional rulers or belonging to their respective tribes.

Kansas City, Missouri, my home town, was largely segregated — black people had their own movie theatre and restaurants, for instance — even though it was segregated without signs and rhetoric.

For example, said Rodica Parvan, a Romanian member of the town council, the national government does nothing while subsidies to churches and schools, which are largely segregated, are distributed unequally by the Hungarian-dominated local government.

Professor Glenn, who led the statewide bilingual education program in Massachusetts during the early 1970's, as director of urban education and civil rights, says he now opposes more traditional, transitional bilingual education classes, which are largely segregated.

The group was largely segregated, with women in bright scarves standing in clusters with the children behind the main arrivals area, where the men, some in traditional velvet robes, waited with camcorders to record the moment of arrival.