Sentence examples for segregated existence from inspiring English sources

For the manongs, it was a largely segregated existence, confined to dilapidated labor camps or squalid rentals in various "Little Manilas".

An unpretentious brothel in Mississippi is the setting for "Follow Me to Nellie's," a new play by Dominique Morisseau about African-Americans coping in different ways with their segregated existence in 1955.

Trying to explain the continued existence of segregated proms, Edge falls back on the same reasoning offered by a number of white students and their parents.

One aspect of disability and employment that has come to the fore recently has been the challenges to the ongoing existence of segregated workshops, and the "sub-minimum wage" for disabled people that tends to accompany them.

The existence of segregated central projection of two ON DS cell subtypes suggests that each subtype express distinct guidance molecules at an embryonic stage.

The existence of the plan is "totally dependent upon having racially segregated neighborhoods, racially segregated schools, and it operates as a disincentive for a minority student to step out of that segregated community and attempt to get an integrated education," Ginsburg said, implying that UT uses the plan because there is inequality elsewhere in Texas.

To this effect, the views of skyscrapers seen from condo windows high above the ground reinforce the impression that the transglobal oligarchy is set on segregating their luxurious existence from the social elements who would overrun their playground given the chance.

Collectively, the evidence supports the existence of partly segregated networks within the auditory where pathway for auditory location and auditory motion processing.

We used a transcranial magnetic stimulation adaptation paradigm to examine the existence of functionally segregated overlapping populations of neurons for different numerical formats and to reveal how numerical information is encoded and represented.

A lot of people I talked to, interviewing them for the documentary, didn't even know that the N.B.A. itself was segregated for its first three years of existence".

Families that had lived a compartmentalized existence -- with men often segregated from women in two- or three-story courtyard houses -- were forced into high-rises with little privacy, while the wealthy fled for villas in newly created suburbs.