Sentence examples for segregated age from inspiring English sources

What mattered about dancing to the young was that in a more segregated age – inside and outside the workplace – it allowed us to meet and touch members of the opposite sex.

Gender, School type (when not segregated), age, grade and BMI were adjusted and school was treated as random effect.

I just thought how odd it was that we're all so segregated along age lines.

Like many new evangelical congregations, Trinity Grace Church's is segregated by age as well as by race.

Thousands of swine live in buildings that look like low-rent industrial parks, fed by machines, segregated by age and impregnated through artificial insemination.

Today, children are segregated by age more than they ever have been in the past.

Children are strictly segregated by age in school, almost completely deprived of opportunities to interact with older and younger children, from whom they have the most to learn.

Unlike most overnight events, camping at Pemberton is segregated by age: One area is designated for families and another is for those 19 years old and above.

Imagine heaven was segregated by age and geography..

In other words, society has become too segregated by age.

The spinner shark is a fast, active swimmer that sometimes forms large schools, segregated by age and sex.