Sentence examples for separation of communities from inspiring English sources
"The separation of communities, the ban on mixed marriages it's a powerful link".
Racialized income inequality, the lingering effects of housing discrimination and persistent school segregation fuel the separation of communities, or at least prevent us from mixing, meeting and socializing interracially which, in turn, fuels indifference and the false narrative of a colorblind society.
Overall microbial biomass did not change with either low- or high-severity burning, but the microbial community ordination biplots showed separation of communities by fire, and slight separation by fire severity along three axes.
ANOSIM of the fish community revealed significant differences by patch type and reserve protection, but only Patch Type II reefs showed separation of community composition across the reserve boundary (P = 0.001, R = 0.35).
It also seems to mean tolerating the godfathers of the estates, the continuing separation of the communities and the complete stasis of a political system still run, in the end, from London.
We term the separation of the communities from their traditional territory as a 'decoupling' of people from their local environment.
The sharing of this Y chromosome lineage between Ashkenazi and non-Ashkenazi Jews pointed to a common origin of the Cohanim before the separation of Jewish communities in the Diaspora.
First, there was a strong separation of the communities sampled at the vent and the control site, which tended to cluster away from each other (bacteria: analysis of similarity (ANOSIM), R = 0.775, P < 0.05; eukaryotes: R = 0.692, P < 0.05; Table S1).
QUESTION FROM SANDRO ORLANDO: By direct experience I noted the frustration of locals about happening in Bahrain in terms of reiterated separation of religious community.
In December 1971, President-Archbishop of Cyprus, Makarios III, appointed Lellos mayor over this troubled but complete city: almost a decade of violence between the Turks and Greeks had led to a de facto separation of the two communities.
Displacement and separation of families and communities place women and girls at increased risk of violence and abuse.
