Sentence examples for segregation has increased from inspiring English sources

The insurrection was, in part, a protest against inequality, and yet segregation has increased in the years since.

Segregation has increased from 1990 to 2000 in almost every large suburban area, from Milwaukee to metropolitan New York, said the Lewis Mumford Center at the University of Albany, a research concern that specializes in demographics.

But returning to the purely neighborhood model won't help -- over the last thirty years, neighborhood income segregation has increased significantly, and de facto racial segregation remains pervasive.

Although, according to the UCLA report, very little mind was given to Latino segregation at the time of Brown, rates of Latino school segregation have increased dramatically.

Although the participation of women in the labour market has increased, segregation can still be found between male and female professions or specialties.

Despite recent moves by bodies such as the European commission and Council of Europe to highlight and combat discrimination against Roma, deprivation and segregation of many their communities in Europe has increased.

As America's demographics have changed since 1954, the percentage of Latino students has increased, and so has their segregation.

But while occupational segregation is decreasing (i.e. the different types of roles men and women do), the impact of industrial segregation (i.e. the different industries that men and women work in like mining or healthcare) has increased.

New York's persistently high level of housing segregation results from several factors, although a number of them also prevail in other metropolitan areas where integration has increased.

But following successive court decisions to roll back desegregation orders, that number has increased to 34%, still the lowest in the US but part of a national retreat toward segregation.

In the nineteen-fifties, when segregation was legal, African-Americans made up about thirty per cent of the prison population; today, they make up thirty-seven per cent, and that population has increased exponentially.