Sentence examples for gender advantages from inspiring English sources

In a highly competitive and closely watched athletic environment, there will inevitably be concerns that some are competing unfairly and thus issues regarding gender advantages will be raised (i.e., under what circumstances can transsexuals compete?).

It develops the elements of a framework to analyse the middle groups through an intersectional analysis, and uses it to explore how such groups leverage economic class or gender advantages to secure entitlements to treatment for long-term illness.

"[John] Kerry didn't have the gender advantage in key states like Ohio," Ms. Hesla said.

Among the best of his applause was when, mindful of his party's gender advantage at the polls, he rehearsed the also familiar them of ensuring equal pay for women in the workforce, invoking a popular television programme.

The strength and robustness of the gender advantage, favoring males, is somewhat surprising and should be of concern to all participating countries.

Claims of gender advantage by journalists and trade book authors are critiqued for their lack of objectivity and lack of empirical rigor.

Issues raised by Eagly and Carli (2003), along with social scientific research that seeks to demonstrate gender advantage, are examined on methodological and theoretical grounds.

They would both be "historic" candidates, neutralizing any potential gender advantage and putting the decision squarely in the policy arena.

While there's plenty of storage space in Shambles's ample rear, she did state her strategy, to keep the men strong for challenges, although the Concentration challenge required brains rather than brawn, and held no gender advantage.

They're literally quaking in their boots that the president's vaunted gender advantage with women may soon come to naught once Ann Romney becomes a regular part of her husband's presidential campaign, and it's been clear for some time that party bosses look to eager PR flaks like Rosen to do some of their ugly bidding for them.

Like professional midwives, obstetric nurses perceived themselves and are perceived by physicians to have a gender advantage allowing for greater empathy and personalized care.