Sentence examples for segregated up from inspiring English sources

Schools are getting more segregated up here every day.

The case also helped desegregate housing, restaurants, swimming pools and other areas which had been segregated up to that point.

In a comradely way, the menu includes a few Sichuan classics, along with two pages of American Chinese food, thoughtfully segregated up front, the easier to skip over.

To prepare the FORBES-Hulbert Investment Letter Survey, we segregated up-market periods from down-market periods.

Significant insight can be gained from understanding how a mitotic spindle that typically handles eight centromeres is able to somewhat faithfully segregate up to twice that number, as well as from understanding the etiology of mitotic instability and meiotic transmission (Masonbrink and Birchler 2012; Masonbrink et al. 2012).

Frozen soils found at the study site include silty clay of glacio-lacustrine origin with numerous layers of segregated ice up to 70 cm in thickness.

An important problem in the study of the mammalian visual system is whether functionally different retinal ganglion cell types are anatomically segregated further up along the central visual pathway.

Fear is what compels us to segregate, lock up, institutionalize, condemn and torture.

Constructing the linkage map is complicated, as the two-way pseudo-test cross may segregate for up to four alleles at any locus, with one or both parents heterozygous at any given locus.

Organizations are free to set up "segregated bank accounts," funded by individuals' contributions, for electioneering communication disbursements.

Only that, once again, some exciting new-music activities wind up segregated from the rest of classical music.