Sentence examples for stratify from inspiring English sources
"stratify" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe the process of dividing a population into sub-groups based on certain characteristics. For example, "The data was stratified by age, gender, and income level."
verb
To become separated out into distinct layers or strata.
- In this cut you can see how the sedimentary rock layers have been clearly stratified.
You can stratify the market, creating different products for different skill levels (as in the market for computer printers), although that may leave consumers bewildered at the sheer number of choices.
The extensive inventory is the result of a three-year study by NJ Future looking to stratify census data from neighborhoods near the state's transit hubs with an eye toward directing potential development in those areas.
The rhythm section gave them a clean track and a push, with the drummer Damion Reid and the bassist François Moutin articulating the microscopically complex beats, and the pianist Jason Moran using block chords and his sustain pedal to stratify and amplify parts of the themes.
Perhaps that's because while sudden wealth can stratify, the Dowdens would rather stick together.
Changes in tax policy like these will further stratify the American economy and accelerate the erosion of our quality of life.
Strong democracies are built on a strong middle class, but natural resources tend to stratify an economy into lower-class laborers and upper-class owners.
Thus not every substitution-instance of a stratified formula is stratified.
is an example of a stratified theorem of first-order logic that has stratified proofs but no stratified cut-free proofs.
Egalitarian places such as Scandinavia outperform highly stratified ones, including Britain.In this section On equality Great aspirations The bombs of August An ever-upward spiral From him that hath shall be taken Far from victimless ReprintsThe book was quickly brandished by the left as vindication of social democracy.
The income of people with just a high-school diploma was flat in 1975-99, whereas that of people with a bachelor's degree rose substantially, and that of people with advanced degrees rocketed.The education system is increasingly stratified by social class, and poor children have a double disadvantage.
He talked of opening the economy to the modernising forces of technology and the market, and of ending the corruption that pervades every stratum of an infinitely stratified country.
