Sentence examples for segregated meaning from inspiring English sources

The project's report, released today, found that in public schools, 34percentt of blacks attend schools that are considered heavily segregated, meaning less than 10percentt of the students are white.

In total, the Force Publique comprised approximately 40,000 men and was racially segregated meaning that blacks could not become officers.

Further, tgr2- and tgr3-derived lines exhibited persistent transgene reactivation after the reactivating mutation had been segregated away, meaning that BTG-silent provides a useful platform for studying heritable changes in gene expression in plants.

Only markers informative for a given prediction approach were considered for computing A. Consequently, markers had to segregate (always meaning MAF > 0.05) in at least one heterotic group for the "combined" prediction approach, in both heterotic groups for the "across" prediction approach and in the corresponding heterotic group for the "within" prediction approach.

"Nearly all charters" in the Bronx and Brooklyn were "intensely segregated" in 2010, meaning they had less than 10percentt white student enrollment.

A pair of cases in the early 1990's lowered the obstacles for school systems once held to be segregated to achieve "unitary status," meaning they had legally desegregated and could start becoming segregated again.

"They've segregated the sections," she said, meaning that she — as a holder of premier seats — will have access to what the Garden is calling the Delta 360 Sky Club while friends who sit behind the basket will be relegated to a less prestigious club.

In the Northeast, schools are more intensely segregated for black students -– meaning that in some cases they comprise 90to100percentent of a school's population -- than they were before 1968.

They will be increasingly segregated from the less observant, who will gradually drift away, meaning total numbers will stagnate or fall.

managed it by going undefeated, only to be segregated in the Fiesta Bowl, which Boise State won — meaning that it will likely start next season as one of the top five teams (as determined by those shadowy B.C.S. polls).

"As a" both impoverishes and diminishes, meaning that Shriver and her critic have ended up in the same place – segregated.