Sentence examples for is very segregated from inspiring English sources

"Stockholm is very segregated.

Also, the country is very segregated [for men and women].

"I think sometimes dance is very segregated," Acosta said at the UK launch of his new company.

"In New York, I find the dance audience is very segregated except when I go to the Ailey company or to Harlem Stage.

The "Skeptic" community is very segregated from the rest (see Fig. 4), and its sentiment leanings show greatest deviations from the leaning of other communities (see Fig. 6).

"The first thing, I was told when I got off the Tram to go to my studio, was, 'you need to know this place is very segregated," Boswell tells The Creators Project.

Rebeka, 26: 'There are huge pay gaps here' There is an approximately 30% pay gap between men and women in Estonia – this is in part because jobs are very segregated.

If your doctrine is counterinsurgency, if you're trying to win over the population, it's probably worth the effort to go out and try to engage in a country that's very segregated by the sexes.

Back then in the 90's New York was very segregated.

At the time it mirrored that gay life was very segregated.

People forget, in the 70s and 80s, the art scene between black folks and white folks was very segregated.