Sentence examples for creating a gender from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karan said competing teams are required to include both women and men, so Ultimate could also play a role in creating a gender balance in sports.

That's why, no matter how much extra time it takes, nor how much art I need to pull from the fringes, I'm creating a gender balanced contemporary Irish theatre course.

Some women are reluctant to break into what many consider a man's field, creating a gender stereotype for the area.

Some may balk at the suggestion a holographic female doll bot serving up answers is somehow creating a gender imbalance.

However, a study conducted by GSMA found that "women are on average 14% less likely to own a mobile phone than men", creating a gender disparity in financial inclusion.

This creates a flawed talent model that does not generate progress in creating a gender diverse management team.

"Every piece of research done on diversity in teams demonstrates they outperform and out innovate homogeneous teams all along the board," Jodi Schiller, founder at New Reality Arts, a VR/AR marketing startup, and founder at AR VR Women, a nonprofit devoted to creating a gender-balanced industry in VR/AR, told me.

The Chicago-based international law firm Winston & Strawn LLP announced Wednesday that it is creating a gender-neutral parental leave policy, as well as a broader policy intended to help lawyers with the often hectic process of taking parental leave and then returning to work.

One thing that would help to change the corporate landscape would be to create a gender and ethnic diversity to match the consumer base.

It is harmful to create a gender schism in the women's game, Stringer said, with Summitt, the 1984 United States Olympic coach, at odds with Auriemma, the 2012 Olympic coach and the president of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association.

The traditional preference for boys has also created a gender imbalance as some couples opt for sex-selective abortions.