Sentence examples for word segregation from inspiring English sources

Ludi Simpson, a reader in social statistics at Manchester University has been very outspoken in his criticism of the sensationalism and panic mongering over the issue; he pointedly asked, if "we talk about 'sleepwalking to segregation', who is having the nightmare?" Interestingly, both Cantle and Simpson agreed before the session that they both wanted the word "segregation" buried.

The Times reporter notes, "the governor did not use the word segregation once during his speech and carefully pronounced the word Negro.'".

Before 1960, the one word was "segregation".

The most infamous of these efforts was Ronald Reagan's advocacy of "states' rights" -- the Dixiecrat code word for segregation -- at the Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, Miss., where 16 years earlier the murder of three civil rights workers made international headlines.

They appeased the majority of Americans, who were outraged at Mr. Lott's sympathetic words about segregation, by pressing him to resign as the Senate Republican leader.

In other words, gender segregation is the problem, not the solution for getting more women to advance in STEM and for more men to enter the HEAL professions -health, education, administration and literacy.

In other words, high segregation is related to a high independence between subsets of brain regions; while, in opposition, high integration means a high dependence between brain subsets.

By the limitation to very short utterances (one word), a temporal segregation of the respective effects was accomplished by means of an event-related experimental design.

If Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's words on the segregation and isolation of Americans of Islamic faith chill us today, it is because they resonate with the worst of human instincts throughout history.

Further work on ITD-based grouping was conducted by Darwin and Hukin (1999), who studied segregation of words embedded in sentences.

In other words, the realized habitat segregation of the taxa was more pronounced than that expected from the degree of habitat suitability across the study area.