Sentence examples for below that of men from inspiring English sources

(Outside the aristocracy and upper bourgeoisie, literacy for women was considerably below that of men).

She argued that women occupy a sexual class below that of men, and that gender inequality originates in social structures imposed upon women through their biology – pregnancy, childbirth, childrearing and so on.

This particularly helps women, whose average annual income, despite legal inroads against discrimination, remains well below that of men and whose pension contributions are now likely to be interrupted by leave from work for family responsibilities.

[C1.] Growth of Adult Women in Workplace Slips Since the mid-1990's, the growth in the percentage of adult women working outside the home has stalled, even slipping somewhat in the last five years and leaving it at a rate well below that of men.

In a report published today, the Chartered Management Institute suggests that part of the reason for the gender pay gap is simply that not enough women are getting to the top, so the average will always be below that of men.

But while some of the most powerful positions in the world are held by women, their economic participation and political empowerment remain well below that of men's, according to the World Economics Forum WEFF).

Research from Philips Norelco, which makes Bodygroom, a popular body razor, indicates that 47 percent of men use some method of below-the-neck tidying, while among men 18 to 29, 61 percent do.

A recent study also found that Haredi women have one of the lowest life expectancies in the country, far below that of Haredi men.

Deadspin published a story back in 2013 that found NFL players committed assault and battery at rates below those of men overall in 2010.

This figure is now used as a minimum threshold for normal male sperm parameters, and indeed, Swan and Levine's meta-analysis also revealed that the proportion of men who fell below this level was also increasing.

This research issue is relevant because although women have participated in off-farm activities at rates below those of men, participation rates have risen steadily since 1995.