Sentence examples for consistently men from inspiring English sources

Consistently, men had a longer education than women, especially in the oldest cohorts.

Consistently, men have been found to be more physically active than women in a Nigerian population [ 36].

Quite how that explains England's defeat against the Dutch, who matched them consistently, man for man, for three hours, is another matter.

Senator Smith, he added, had "consistently beaten men at the game of politics".

It is rooted in the fact that behind our glasses, beards and confident bearings, there is one particular subject that consistently befuddles men.

Forbes magazine publishes an annual list of the highest paid actors which consistently shows men out-earning women by tens of millions.

But another person said it was Connecticut's consistently poor men's basketball graduation rate and its recent N.C.A.A. recruiting violations that raised objections by A.C.C. power brokers.

The women consistently rated men with high testosterone levels as physically attractive, and consistently gave high marks for "likes children" to those who scored high on the infant preference test.

Also, Ms. Van Ness noted, the husband had participated voluntarily in fertility treatments, demonstrating more intent to procreate than simply having sex, and the courts have consistently held men responsible for children they produce through sex.

Kamen Sildniski, deputy chief prosecutor, noted that there were no criminal cases of corruption against a woman in Bulgaria and that women who applied to the Prosecutor's Office consistently outperformed men on polygraph tests.

But the most consistently spectacular men's match of the day came on Court 1, where Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France prevailed over the flashy Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov in four crowd-pleasing sets.