Sentence examples for segregated start from inspiring English sources

Long Island's suburbs got off to a segregated start when discrimination was openly accepted.

Pertinent research questions to be asked are many when it comes to subcellular compartmentation of (energy) metabolism, such as why are seemingly identical metabolic pathways such as glycolysis starting from extracellular glucose segregated from glycolysis starting from glucose-6-phosphate derived from breakdown of glycogen?

The town remained racially segregated until the start of the Second World War and Executive Order 9066 which ordered the wartime internment of the Japanese.

In the uniform configuration, the 15 gene copies are positioned at independent randomly-chosen lattice sites, whereas in the clustered and segregated configurations, we start by positioning internal boxes of linear size r at random positions in the lattice, and place the gene copies inside the boxes.

The other image that sticks with me is when Mayor Boris Johnson appeared in front of the cycling hustings in 2012 just before the mayoral elections when the Times and London Cycling Campaign had started campaigning for segregated lanes.

A district court found Minneapolis public schools to be segregated and ordered the city to start busing students.

The Bow to Stratford extension, which cyclists started using last week, is segregated from traffic, and includes redesigned bus stops to allow cyclists to pass buses more safely.

Most of the participants, 82percentt, started out in highly segregated communities.

If you want to make cycling safer, start with good infrastructure: build segregated cyclepaths.

So when I started school, the schools were segregated by law.

"When I started, the business was so segregated," Mr. Jackson said in 2008.