Sentence examples for remaining segregated from inspiring English sources

Once internalized, microbes are confined to an organelle known as the phagosome, which allows them to be targeted for killing by a variety of microbicidal mechanisms while remaining segregated from the rest of the cell [4].

By the 1960's, Mainline denominations were marching in protest against segregation laws, but even today many of those same denominations remain segregated.

Cemeteries remained segregated for another century.

But men and women in the convention hall remained segregated.

But city businesses remained segregated until the late 1950's, residents said.

The nation's golf courses, like much of America, remained segregated.

The decision officially ended segregated athletic competition in the state, although it did not extend to the seating at sporting events, which remained segregated.

In June 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt had ended discrimination in the defense industry, but the armed services remained segregated.

Go into any urban school and it is clear that 57 years after Brown, the schools have largely remained segregated.

He said the state's schools remained segregated, lawmakers continued to pass laws hurting African American people, and people still believed in the principles behind the Confederate flag.

Four years ago, the Internet was a Wild West that caused the occasional headache for the campaigns but for the most part remained segregated from them.