Sentence examples for much segregated from inspiring English sources

And although the professional world of the elites is increasingly integrated when it comes to gender, most women, including those domestic helpers, tend to work in professions that are still very much segregated along gender lines.

But France is similar to the UK in terms of there being not much segregated cycling infrastructure, and yet it's safer to cycle in France than in the UK.

Despite all the refugees, I think Steve will really like it: The town is still pretty much segregated and even our squirrels are white!

I think Max Clifford was pretty much segregated from day one because, one: he's well known, and two: his offense is too delicate for any of the other prisoners to accept.

I think Max Clifford was pretty much segregated from day one because, one: he's well known, and two: his offence is too delicate for any of the other prisoners to accept.

"…when we were on our clinical rotations, we saw a couple of students, med students and nursing students…But there was no interaction…It would just happen to be that we were on rotations at the same time…we didn't actually do any study or liaising with them about patients or anything like that, like it was very much segregated into "you are a med student, you are a pharmacy student".

But the relevance of that comparison is twofold: first, it's a reminder that, in fact, New York is much more segregated than a lot of people appreciate.

America is still very much a segregated country.

I agree that charter schools could potentially be used to increase resegregation in Mississippi schools but, how much more segregated can they get?

Investigators have segregated much of the mail to Congress in the highly secure sorting facility in Northern Virginia.

Was it justified, or was the media fanning the fires so much that it segregated both sides even more, generating even more hate and misunderstanding?