Sentence examples for new segregation from inspiring English sources

A new segregation is occurring, and this gap is threatening to become a chasm.

Make no mistake, this is the new segregation, yours is a Jim Crow law, and you are about to make yourself ground zero.

Steele characterized the drug war as "new segregation" for its disproportionate effects on African Americans, but suggested Republicans won't take any steps until the Democrats do first.

New segregation data confirmed a ZZ/ZW system with a much greater number of markers than in previous reports (Martínez et al. 2009) and also the existence of other minor genetic or environmental factors responsible of the few discordances observed between genetic markers and phenotypic sex.

This portrayal of the present resonates with scholarly descriptions of millennial urbanity as opposed to the modern city, as marked by new segregations and boundaries, by shrinking public spaces and circulations (Harvey 2006; Ong 2006; Caldeira 2001; for Africa, Mbembe and Nuttal 2008; Murray 2010), and connection to widening grids across distance and scale (Sassen 2006).

Even amid this wave of arcane rules, the agency's new customer segregation policy stands out as one of its most complex.

This concept is illustrated through a new graphical segregation of the composite curves.

On Sunday, the New York Times Magazine devoted its cover story to the new sex segregation movement in public schools.

By 1975, however, Coleman realized that pushing for urban school desegregation had incited white flight, creating a new residential segregation between the city and the suburbs.

Our findings propose a new functional segregation of layer 1 and 2/3 that is defined by autonomous activity of astrocytes.

In this study, we show that there is an old solution to this new problem: segregation analysis, which has been used for many years to infer alleles in pedigreed populations.