Sentence examples for mostly segregated from inspiring English sources

Those who didn't go to medical school (mostly segregated and leading to segregated careers) wound up teaching at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

Industry in Bethel is mostly segregated in Clarke Industrial Park on the Terre Haute tract.

There was a truth in the idea that the two extremisms were symbiotic, even though they were mostly segregated.

With communities mostly segregated by race and income, schools in middle-class neighborhoods rarely recruit low-income children.

While the adult programs are mostly segregated by sex, the Houston pastors Joel and Victoria Osteen's joint session will no doubt underscore the power of matrimonial teamwork.

In a mostly segregated society, Goffin and King were equally adept at writing for black and for white artists, and their songs were frequently recorded by British singers and groups.

Because these special programs mostly segregate persons with disabilities from persons without disabilities, special needs often connotes segregation (Woodward, 1991).

To date, wellbeing, and marine policy agendas have mostly been segregated.

Gay men still mostly chose to segregate themselves in their own bars, baths, community centers, and gayborhoods, and the straight people seemed to prefer it that way.

Although cell membranes are mostly fluid, highly ordered and segregated nanoclusters composed of lipids with high Tm and cholesterol are present in cell plasma membranes and actively regulate protein localization, protein-protein association and receptor-ligand binding [12], [25], [26].

Preclearance means the Justice Department must approve them; the areas covered are mostly but not exclusively jurisdictions that were previously segregated.