Sentence examples for there was segregation from inspiring English sources

I grew up when there was segregation.

"However liberal you were and however much you wanted the regime to change, there was segregation.

There was segregation then and all the best murders, robberies and bloody events were in the black part of town.

Words, stories, tales — he's been at it since he was a child, growing up in Louisiana and rural Alabama and then Connecticut and New York — a citizen formed by a divided world and opposing cultures: in his native South there was segregation, and, up North, at least talk of assimilation.

Lewontin and Dunn (Lewontin and Dunn 1960, and Lewontin 1962), in investigating the house mouse, found first, that there was segregation distortion, in that over 80% of the sperm from mice heterozygous for the t-allele also carried the t-allele, whereas the expected rate would be 50%.

There was segregation, lynching; there were large communities that were out to kill and maim black people.

The primary objective of SCA is to assess the importance to safety of the software components within the COTS and to show there is segregation between software components with different safety importance.

But in some areas there are segregation fears.

There is segregation in Sudan.

"But then we go to someone else's studio and see either the whole work is about disability or there is segregation within the cast.

Ensuring there is segregation of duties will help to pick up any errors or mistakes and also helps to combat fraud.