Sentence examples for to be segregation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I wondered if the miasma might not turn out to be segregation itself.

He said his students knew that "there used to be segregation until Martin Luther King came along, that he marched and protested, that he was killed, and that then everything was all right".

There does not seem to be segregation by sex and size.

HCV prevalence has been demonstrated to be segregation of subtypes between geographic groups [2], [3], [14].

There also appears to be segregation by depth of these complexes, with species of the B. boomerang complex living deeper than those of the B. childressi complex [52].

Although HCV genotypes 1, 2 and 3 are globally prevalent, the prevalence of other genotypes appears to be segregation of subtypes between different geographic groups [2], [3], [14].

The virus referred to is segregation.

He then extended his point to frame Putnam's argument in his own terms: "What used to be racial segregation now mirrors itself in class segregation, this great sorting that's taking place".

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

He says: "Where there is more diversity there tends to be more segregation.

On Sunday, Mr. Stern had suggested that what appeared to be a segregation of assignments might simply "reflect normal patterns of interest and patterns of preference".