Sentence examples for concerns of gender from inspiring English sources

In the first place, "[i]nfusing the concerns of gender studies in STEM fields can boost placement rates for women in high-salary science and technology jobs and lead to improved work-life balance across fields," she writes in an article in Academe, "Why STEM Students Need Gender Studies".

He said the rise of what he termed "reactionary" thinkers, who focus on immigration and Islam rather than the old concerns of salaries, gender equality and integration, was in part due to a 24-hour media culture that courted controversy while sidelining more reasoned university academics.

Stagnant or declining enrollment in math, science and computing "is a general concern, regardless of gender," Ms. Ashcraft said.

Goldstein notes astutely that Williams's letters to Hazan are "heartbreakingly honest," but only peripherally do they concern issues of gender and sex.

This review of the literature draws on findings from a report commissioned by the Regional Network for Equity in Health in Eastern and Southern Africa (EQUINET) which highlighted areas of concern for gender equity in health in ESA, based on a review of the published and grey literature (1).

But I've often wondered why more male leaders aren't as concerned as I am, and why they're not calling out these problems too out of concern for gender diversity in their workplaces.

The authors express repeated concerns that "inclusion of gender perspective and effective community participation are the areas where the least progress seems to have been made" (UNISDR 2011, p. 44).

There are conflicting findings in the literature concerning the effect of gender on ERP components (N100, P300).

ES: Who says I'm concerned by questions of gender?

And, despite coming in to talk with a group of researchers concerned with disorders of gender identity, there really wasn't anything "disordered" about Agnes' gender at all.

Agnes is an American woman who, in the 1960s, was in her late teens when she heard about study at UCLA concerned with "disorders of gender identity" on the radio.