Sentence examples for segregated off from from inspiring English sources

No writer could ever have had his moral pluses and minuses so neatly, so columnarly, arranged and segregated off from each other.

Peaceful political protests shall not be segregated away from any public area.

Communities become segregated and cut off from one another.

The full text of the CIA-Senate agreement has not been released, but according to Feinstein, the idea was that congressional staff would have access to CIA material, but conduct their work behind a kind of firewall, with their own "standalone computer system" and separate "network drive" that was "walled off" and "segregated from CIA networks".

In Manchester, architect Faheem Aftab said developments in northern cities were some way off segregating the less well-off tenants from the wealthy homebuyers, partly because houses in the city were still fairly cheap.

At the same time, some worry that income inequality means that rich and poor households live increasingly segregated from one another into well-off and disadvantaged neighbourhoods.

Since the Victorian era, they have been segregated from society, corralled into classrooms and swept off the streets.

They segregated Leon from everyone instead of truly trying to help him".

Hence, also here the model segregated figure from ground.

Resting and stimulated CD16+ monocytes segregated unequivocally from each other.

The threshold of 2.70 log10 mIU/mL was used as a cut-off to segregate seropositive from seronegative samples.