Sentence examples for differences of sex from inspiring English sources
The surveys also showed major differences of sex, race and income in the two groups of delegates.
This definition fails to take into account the dire economic need, the childhood sexual abuse, the brutal coercion employed by pimps, and the vast power differences of sex and race that drive the commercial sex industry.
This went further than equality before the law and meant that differences of sex, class and, above all, race, were no longer obstacles to someone's full membership in a society.
Ms. Arnold imagines the past not as a simpler, more innocent time but as an era blighted by older versions of the same cruelties — rooted in differences of sex, race and social position — that afflict our own.
Among those that have been discussed in relation to various languages are: the formality or informality of the situation; power and solidarity relationships between the participants; differences of sex, age, occupation, socioeconomic class, and educational background; and personal or transactional situations.
No differences of sex, age, or study participation characteristics were found between clusters.
However, if the movement out of the X chromosome is an intrinsic property of the retrogenes, no differences of sex-related expression should be expected.
The differences of sex-separated Kaplan-Meier survival curves for Mss1 and Mss7 rats compared with their BDIX counterparts also were highly significant (males: Mss1 and Mss7 vs. BDIX, respectively; P = 0,00013 and 0,005, respectively; females: Mss1 and Mss7 vs. BDIX, respectively ; P = 0,000044 and 0,00093, respectively; Figure 2, D and E).
This education "will not so perfectly suit the education of daughters; though where the difference of sex requires different treatment, it will be no hard matter to distinguish" (Locke's emphasis).
"My high school teacher took a class to explain the difference of sex and gender, the problems of binarism & stereotyping".
A court in Bordeaux annulled France's first gay marriage, declaring that "a difference of sex is a condition of marriage under French law".
