Sentence examples for amount of gender from inspiring English sources
And yet the human race continues to perpetuate, and no amount of gender generalisations (women all want to settle down!) and biological essentialism (men need to spread their seed!) can refute that.
"Every tribe had their own word for it, but there was a considerable amount of gender fluidity".
Your insistence on some heteronormative amount of gender typified behavior is pedestrian and probably based in some gross misogyny.
Over the past several decades, girls have reduced the amount of gender policing they do to each other: for every "You are such a slut," a young woman is now equally likely to hear "You go girl!" (Note: I am not saying one has replaced the other; this is not some either/or, but a both/and).
In short, what Elisa Chilet has found in her recent thesis dissertation entitled 'Gender bias in clinical research, pharmaceutical marketing and the prescription of drugs', a review of which is published in this issue of the journal (1), is a significant amount of gender bias.
As we have seen in Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and continue to see in Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the amount of gender-based violence in these former and ongoing conflicts is abominable.
A considerable amount of literature on gender and disasters, gender and environment, and gender and water can be found (2, 8).
And, as the women come to learn when the Kenyan police run rampage in a revenge attack, no amount of knowledge of gender sensitivity is going to protect you against systematic rape.
The amount of children seeking gender confirmation treatment in Australia has reached a record high, according to new public hospital figures.
18 19 21 Haematuria status was strongly related to having three or more prereferral consultations but explained only a small amount of the crude gender difference for either cancer (table 4 and online supplementary appendix 4).
Results in Tables 4 and 5 show the heterogeneous effects on the probability of receiving remittances and their amount by gender of the head of the household and by education level.
