Sentence examples for segregation made from inspiring English sources

Segregation made little sense from a business point of view.

Yet segregation made it impossible for buyers to gauge the audiences' response.

Despite the heavy raids that violence and segregation made upon the hope of black freedom, large areas of possibility remained untouched.

From the most cynical — and not entirely incorrect — perspective, the black struggle for civil rights in this country was driven by the desire of a fragile class of black strivers to distance themselves from the Negro non grata in a way that segregation made all but impossible.

But though anti-white political violence never really materialised, the end of racial segregation made it easier for poor blacks to wander into rich white areas and too often to rob them.This is thought to be the main reason why every middle-class South African has friends who have left.

Based on the calculations results, carbon segregation made small contribution on lithium capacity, while it stablized the whole system by forming three dimensional network, resulting in small volume expansion and stable mechanical properties.

Segregation makes business sense, some owners say.

Segregation makes this tolerable because much of it occurs in black neighborhoods isolated from more prosperous areas.

He has made a career out of renouncing his former support for segregation, making sure he spread city services evenly in black and white neighborhoods.

The "karmic infraction" leaflets accused the shops of "being an unapologetic gentrifier", "exasperating income segregation", "making mortgages and rent unaffordable", and "destroying black and brown communities".

There have always been and continue to be common themes underpinning suicide in jails: remand prisoners are more vulnerable and we know segregation makes more people vulnerable.