Sentence examples for segregations from inspiring English sources

A recent census report, "Racial and Ethnic Residential Segregations in the United States: 1980-2000," found American housing still largely segregated, with the worst segregation in the Northeast and Midwest.

Given the deep racial segregations in the LGBT community of this city and so many like it, leaders like Palmer and Korea Kelly, the mother of the House of Cavalli, need to lead in safely navigating a culture that is open about sex but protective about the potential risks of certain practices.

Small ice segregations are the least spectacular but one of the most extensive types of ground ice, and engineers and geologists interested in ice growth and its effect on engineering structures have studied them considerably.

One of the earliest forced segregations of Jews was in Muslim Morocco when, in 1280, they were transferred to segregated quarters called millahs.

Some are segregations within much larger bodies of intrusive igneous rocks, others are distributed in the rocks that surround such bodies, and still others are not recognizably associated with igneous rocks.

In much the same way, the black jazz musicians who transformed popular songs — many created by gay songwriters; mask behind mask — into their own idiom were, among other things, responding to the segregations of the time.

"This will enable the aggregation of data across and within industries and will be invaluable to employers to assist them understand the characteristics of their workforce, including occupational segregation, the position of women and men in management and patterns of potentially insecure employment," the WGEA says on its website.

Aside from the increased pollution and heavy machinery, there is more segregation along economic and class lines.

I was the only person of colour at the meeting held in 2000 to flesh out its identity, and the only one who could look at the scattered sites and point out that most of them were also sites of racial segregation.

He said the officer was making a point against segregation, but conceded the comments were "clumsy and crass".

And that while the Labour party was opposing segregation in South Africa and linking itself to landmark anti-discrimination policy.