Sentence examples for segregated areas from inspiring English sources

The current integration program is largely ineffective because it expects single schools and districts in already segregated areas to solve their own segregation problems.

Segregation shapes all institutions in geographically segregated areas, undermining the quality of schools, homes, transportation, commercial facilities, and safety and security (Earls and Carlson 2001).

"Over the last decade, Chicago had the second-largest declines in dissimilarity and isolation among this top-ten group (after Houston), which illustrates a more natural trend where more segregated areas had the sharpest declines in segregation," the report says of the ten most populated cities in the country.

In addition, Black/Non-Hispanic infants in hyper segregated areas are more likely to be preterm than in non-hyper segregated areas [ 10].

Multivariate modeling showed that, after controlling for tract-level SES measures, increasing segregation amplified the cancer risks associated with ambient air toxics for all racial groups combined [highly segregated areas: relative cancer risk (RCR) = 1.04; 95% confidence interval (CI), 1.01 107; extremely segregated areas: RCR = 1.32; 95% CI, 1.28 1.36].

Some Cabinet ministers say segregated areas are crucial to white self-confidence.

Rudder claims Fred's was unable to readily accommodate her and three of her friends when she first dined there, as her party was seated at a makeshift "segregated" area on the patio because many of the tables inside were high-pedestal style tables.

"In developing strong neighborhoods in the city, you're not looking to segregate areas by income," he said.

a The NX bit, which stands for Never eXecute, is a technology used in CPUs to segregate areas of memory for use by either storage of processor instructions (or code) or for storage of data.

That demographic shift resulted in the concentration of poverty among lower-income black populations, she noted, linking income inequality to income segregation in racially segregated black areas.

Particularly, New York City's economic sphere epitomizes the worsening two-tier system in America, with one study finding that "three of the four most [income] segregated metropolitan areas [in the country] are in the New York City region".