Sentence examples for gender pressures from inspiring English sources

"Either they are all lazy, or they are under tremendous gender pressures of their own".

I said: 'What do you think?' She said: 'I think you're both.' I said: 'Well, there you are.'" As August Wilson well understood when he wrote the play during the first Reagan administration, the artistic, racial and gender pressures on Rainey had – and continue to have – modern parallels.

I believe that the best explanation for gender differences in emotional intelligence is how we are socialized growing up (reinforced by societal gender pressures we experience as adults).

For some, Always Shine may provide some much needed catharsis: "I think it's cool to have this interior experience treated as thrilling and important for women to go see or anyone to go see and I don't think gender pressures are exclusive to women, but I also don't care if men take away anything from this film.

Part of this is true – coeducational schools are replete with real world problems – most noticeably the girls feel under the same kind of gender pressure that women do in working life.

Feminism is fabulous but we really need to start looking at gender pressure and inequality as a whole.

It means rigid gender roles, pressures, discrimination and harmful stereotypes.

However, the subjects without complete follow-up did not significantly differ in age, gender, blood pressures, HbA1c, triglycerides, cholesterol, BDNF, or eGFR from those who were included (all P values > 0.05).

Data on age, gender, blood pressure values and body mass index, laboratory/blood samples, diagnoses according to International Classification of Diseases, 9 and 10th revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9/10-CM) codes, number of visits and prescribed drugs were extracted from the primary care journals.

That risk depends not merely on LDL but on factors like your age, gender, blood pressure and whether you smoke.

RESULTS: After controlling for age, gender, blood pressure, and other factors, mean retinal venular caliber was significantly wider in participants with moderate-severe nonproliferative DR (severe 262.7 microm; moderate 236.7 microm) than in nondiabetic participants (221.9 microm) or participants with diabetes but no DR (221.2 microm) (P <.0001).