Sentence examples for gender has led from inspiring English sources

The incident, straddling at once the quintessential social flashpoints of race, class and gender, has led community and university leaders to fear that the progress they have made in recent years in improving their relationship will be swept away in the storm.

The conceptual orthogonality of many face judgments (e.g. the expression of a face is independent of its gender) has led to the early idea that various face recognition tasks might be executed by parallel, non-overlapping "modules" [5].

In a country that still practises female foeticide and infanticide, her story opened up the shocking dimensions that the growing gender imbalance has led to.

The broadening of demands for boardroom diversity to mean cognitive, rather than merely gender diversity has led to headhunters starting a debate around where to look for the best combination of skills for the boardroom.

She urges men to be more like "Plastic Woman," whose gender flexibility has led to prosperity in fields formerly dominated by men.

The exclusion of a woman from being Karta "not only contributes to her discrimination on the ground of gender but also has led to oppression and negation of her fundamental right of equality guaranteed by the Constitution having regard to the need to render social justice to women," the lawyers advocating the new decision said.

The exclusion of a woman from being Karta "not only contributes to her discrimination on the ground of gender but also has led to oppression and negation of her fundamental right of equality guaranteed by the Constitution having regard to the need to render social justice to women," the lawyers advocating the new decision said.

He attended some classes: sculpture (on an iPhone, he had shown students his drawings one of a tiger would look great on the side of a van); gender studies and sexuality (the Karmapa has led a campaign to allow the full ordination of Buddhist nuns, a radical position that has earned him a reputation as a feminist).

He attended some classes: sculpture (on an iPhone, he had shown students his drawings — one of a tiger would look great on the side of a van); gender studies and sexuality (the Karmapa has led a campaign to allow the full ordination of Buddhist nuns, a radical position that has earned him a reputation as a feminist).

The fact that both cross-gender adaptation transfer occurs and that gender-contingent aftereffects exist has led to proposals that multiple mechanisms are involved – "common and sex-selective mechanisms" [21] or "singly and jointly tuned mechanisms" [22].

He also argued that biological differences play a role in the shortage of women in tech and that the focus on race and gender bias within Google has led to the company ignoring a diversity of ideas, particularly moral ones.