Sentence examples for severely segregated from inspiring English sources

She was born in 1909, and grew up in a prosperous home in Jackson, Mississippi in a severely segregated environment... Describes her early love of photography.

Six decades after Brown, forty per cent of black and Hispanic children attend severely segregated primary or secondary schools — those in which ten per cent or fewer of their classmates are white.

He describes Walgett at the time as severely segregated, with Indigenous people only allowed to sit in the "two-bob seats" at the front of the cinema, forbidden from swimming in the public pool and women prohibited from trying on dresses in stores.

Students in public schools, namely in impoverished areas, are severely segregated by race and social class.

Despite landmark efforts to reduce barriers in neighborhoods, housing, work, and schools, much of America remains severely segregated.

Her parents divorced when she was three, and her early childhood was divided between St Louis and the severely racially segregated town of Stamps, Arkansas.

Metal particle sintering at 650 °C modified the metal function severely and Pt was segregated from the other components.

Eight hundred kernels of Canadian Western Red Spring wheat were segregated as sound, mildly damaged, and severely damaged prior to HSI in the same visible-NIR range.

Those not considered severely mentally ill — generally, those who do not require medication — will still be segregated from the general population and from one another.

Schools are still segregated.

"Carousels were segregated.