Sentence examples for excess of men from inspiring English sources

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

Nevertheless, the excess of men in our sample is typical of refractory schizophrenia.

There was an excess of men and of executive civil servants relative to clerical staff.

The invited GPs were representative for Norwegian GPs, although with an excess of men and GP specialists (Table  1).

This is in line with a previous smaller Japanese study reporting more pronounced excess of men among UAP patients under 66 years of age.

For example, the disproportionate excess of men among Asian case-patients in the early years may solely represent the male-dominated Asian immigrant population in the port cities of the Pacific at the beginning of the 20th century (27, 28 ).

Our movie culture, at times, seems like a perpetual reckoning with the excesses of men — not to mention the underutilization of women, especially behind the camera.

The aims of the present study were to compute the excess mortality of men and women with personality disorder diagnoses admitted to psychiatric hospital in Northern Norway compared to the general population, and to document the differences in age-adjusted mortality rates and subgroup characteristics between male and female patients.

Indeed, if Lenin had not died in 1924, the peoples of the Soviet Union would probably have been spared the worst excesses of man-made famine, ethnic cleansing, hundreds of thousands executed and millions more consumed by the Gulag.

A combination of inexperienced troops, poor planning, extreme heat and illness led to a further failure with casualties in excess of 12,000 men.

Again, it is her politeness which is so heart-wrenching, a submissive politeness in many ways, but a politeness which crucially gives her dignity, bearing and status in excess of the men.