Sentence examples for excess men from inspiring English sources

Some suggest that excess men leads to more crime and sexual violence; officials have warned of increased women trafficking.

The phenomenon is exacerbated by China's warped demographics, as the bubble of excess men starts to reach marrying age.

Although some imaginative and extreme solutions have been suggested, nothing can be done now to prevent this imminent generation of excess men.

The government is very aware of the problem and has openly expressed concerns about the consequences of large numbers of excess men for societal stability and security.

The only way for countries to absorb the growing surfeit of young males, they argue, might be to amass huge armies and go to war to use up the excess men.

India has 37 million more men than women, as of 2011 census data, and about 17 million excess men in the age group that commits most crimes, up from 7 million in 1991.

He called Humboldt "the great apostle" and extended his warnings about a devastated planet: If nothing changed, Marsh foretold, Earth would be reduced to a "shattered surface [and] climatic excess". "Man and Nature" was the first work of natural history to fundamentally influence American politics.

That is why Tony Blair's statement this week should be welcomed: it will publicise the sort of murderous excesses men like Captain Collingwood got away with and the implicit condonement they received from the British state.

The majority of subjects were white (88% of cases, 88% of controls), with a slight excess of men compared with women (men: 56% of cases, 63% of controls; the difference between cases and controls is due to the 2 1 matching ratio in ATBC).

We found that there was a significant deprivation gradient in the excess mortality; men from the most deprived areas had an excess mortality rate that was about 47% higher than that of men from the least deprived areas, this was attenuated slightly to 43% in the fully adjusted model.

Where the sex ratio is high (i.e. excess of men), people go out less and attitudes are more conservative.