Sentence examples for very segregated from inspiring English sources

The production features an integrated cast in a time where television, film, theater and music are still very segregated -- segregation fueled by racial stereotyping.

"We were a very segregated society, but that segregation is breaking up".

"Music is the tool, but the end goal is trying to create social cohesion – connecting people, building communities and breaking barriers," says festival director Duncan Ringrose, although he cautions that informal segregation persists in South Africa's club scene, and elsewhere: "It's still very segregated, in terms of class as well as race".

"Stockholm is very segregated.

Saudi is a very segregated society.

Also, the country is very segregated [for men and women].

And although the professional world of the elites is increasingly integrated when it comes to gender, most women, including those domestic helpers, tend to work in professions that are still very much segregated along gender lines.

Members of B. sphaericus, B. halodurans, B. pumilus and B. licheniformis, B. clausii and B. megaterium were very clearly segregated.

Let us consider the case of a pair of stimuli such that an animal was very well segregated and the distractor a uniform desert scene: as low pass filtering would not strongly affect the appearance of the target, subjects would have given a rate of 5.

In contrast, the bacterial communities in the cecum and colon clustered tightly (low mouse mouse variation in microbial diversity, supplementary figure S6, available online only) and very clearly segregated by host genotype (figure 3B).

"…when we were on our clinical rotations, we saw a couple of students, med students and nursing students…But there was no interaction…It would just happen to be that we were on rotations at the same time…we didn't actually do any study or liaising with them about patients or anything like that, like it was very much segregated into "you are a med student, you are a pharmacy student".