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31. A Negro dies of heart failure, they blame it on racial segregation.

32. In fact, many public schools are funded by property taxes, making direct the connection between residential and education segregation.

33. Legal segregation may be gone, but the idea of segregation survives, as middle class black families shun white areas, preferring to live in suburbs of their own.

34. Financial segregation: Items of account must be kept strictly identifiable with the user department.

35. Across the country, parents and civil rights groups have unearthed varying degrees of segregation within integrated districts.

36. Assuming genetic influences, the mode of inheritance can be investigated by segregation analysis of pedigree data.

37. The need for a policy of segregation was questionable even at the time that the legislation was enacted.

38. This was not an inaccurate perception as the walls of segregation began to crumble after the war.

39. One important cause of residential segregation is competition for access to preferred forms of housing.

40. The school gave Daley his first glimpse of institutional segregation.

41. None the less other work has confirmed Pahl's view that inmigration would lead to social segregation.

42. Proposals to scatter public housing, thus breaking the segregation pattern, were killed by City Hall.

43. In the South, the de jure segregation of the past has been readily admitted, and even lauded, by segregationists.

44. The success of the system depends essentially on the segregation of waste paper for separate collection.

45. It is the segregation of employment by gender which gives the best clues as to why women generally earn less than men.

46. Civil rights protestors called for an end to all segregation.

47. The US Supreme Court ruled in 1954 that segregation in schools was unconstitutional.

48. Racial segregation in schools still exists in some southern states.

49. When a segregation distorter arises by mutation[sentencedict.com], it will spread inexorably through the population at the expense of its allele.

50. This pattern of segregation is sometimes characterized as that of a dual labour market.

51. To explore the mode of inheritance further we performed a complex segregation analysis.

52. A child can not comprehend the subtle difference between illegal segregation in the South and racial imbalance in the North.

53. Even more important,(http://sentencedict.com/segregation.html) the pace of disengagement among whites has been uncorrelated with racial intolerance or support for segregation.

54. As we have said, there is little evidence for this, as professional families manifest considerable segregation of domestic tasks.

55. Mrs Nkabule has lived her 32 years on the front line of brutal racial and economic segregation.

56. Ending legal segregation has not been enough to end segregation itself.

57. There is a process of segregation which can rebound on the marriage.

58. The civilian crew of the Kora Sea observed strict social segregation, so Hicks and Gaylord played in nearly total silence.

59. Is there a cut-off point beyond which some segregation is necessary?

60. The school desegregation crisis persisted after Little Rock, as southern states searched for ways to maintain de jure segregation.