Sentence examples for heavy gender from inspiring English sources
And, as with most things in society, there is a heavy gender imbalance.
Music in Uganda is used in day-to-day life to promote the cultural identities of different communities and to pass on to children accepted cultural norms, values and behaviour, which have heavy gender implications that we, working in development, are left to address later.
A heavy gender bias is observed, with a typical female:male ratio of 10 1 (Beeson, 1994).
Well, just look at the heavy gendering of children's cookery and cleaning toys, for a start.
This link has produced heavy stereotypes in gender role performance in every social group.
Advanced age, male gender, heavy alcohol drinking, tobacco smoking and cirrhosis are other important recognised HCC risk factors (Llovet et al, 2003; London & McGlynn, 2006; Mueller et al, 2006).
These platforms are built without the often bias-heavy elements of gender, culture and ethnic background entering the picture until final stages of interviewing.
In the United Kingdom, Kemm descriptively analysed rates of low and heavy consumption within gender-specific birth cohorts from 1978 to 1998 and found that heavy consumption rates declined with age and rose in more recent birth cohorts 15.
Interestingly, although she uses heavy drinking to do gender and to challenge gender norms and expand categories of what is acceptable behaviour for women, she also strives to maintain her personal respect and integrity among peers in order to avoid being categorised among 'bad women' (p396) [ 63].
So if Osborne had been minded to ensure that his financial measures weren't going to have an unfairly heavy impact on one gender, he would be emphasising the importance of progressive regulation in getting women into work in the first place.
"When I say it's yes-and, we lay the foundation with cognitive diversity as a principle, and then we talk about the programming, and the programming does in fact go heavy on things like gender, race, ethnicity".
