Sentence examples for like segregation from inspiring English sources

I don't like segregation, but not all segregation is a problem.

"I don't like segregation, I like incorporation, I like integration," he says when it comes to clothing.

Of course, some parents actually like segregation, something May is gambling on.

Wardlaw agreed: "We came here to be treated like any other student, and this felt like segregation".

The task force's involvement was in keeping with "the Atlanta way," the long-standing tradition of bringing together black political power and white business power to address civic problems like segregation and sewer construction.

Jacqueline Rivers, who directs the Seymour Institute for Black Church and Policy Studies, said that the Benedict Option was unlikely to help Christians address social injustices like segregation and inequality; in fact, it might perpetuate them.

These new approaches contribute to an understanding of the brain on multiple levels and challenge the traditional, mosaic-like segregation of the cerebral cortex.

By the year 2100, total human population has dwindled to 140 million virus-resistant individuals from a pre-outbreak height of 10.2 billion in 2068; following several terrorist attacks by a human insurgency, all remaining humans have been forced to live in the wilderness away from civilization in a form of apartheid-like segregation.

The deposit is characterised by poorly-sorted medium-to-coarse silts with cryogenic structures of horizontal ice bands, lens-like, and lens-like reticulated segregation ice.

"I like this segregation, and to be considered a renegade artist".

Therefore, constitutive gene expression seems to be a major factor interfering with ColE1-like plasmid segregation.