stratified

Decadent, venal, ineffective, stratified, anxiety-ridden, stumbling from one declared crisis to the next—who wants that?

There is nothing hypothetical about a stratified system of laws for people based on their ethnicity.

The U.S. is polarized, as well as stratified, and even the most basic facts become ideologically charged.

The United States of the 2010s is a much more stratified society than the United States of the 1930s.

Claypoole is a relic of a waning, class-stratified society with few opportunities for women.

The beacons were found to be part of a horizontal, stratified series of sandstones underlying the igneous rock.

But of this stratified drift I shall have occasion to speak more in detail hereafter.

Those stratified rocks with which we are now concerned have been chiefly manufactured by deposition of sediment in the ocean.

The surface epithelial cells of a stratified epithelium are also of this type (fig. 4).

As for their boots, you could only infer them from the huge balls of stratified mud men bore round their feet.