Sentence examples for intercourse with their from inspiring English sources

If, as Johnson claimed, the best biographies were written by those who had eaten and drunk and "lived in social intercourse" with their subjects, this was the most likely of his many biographies to succeed.

"These are people who are having regular, ongoing sexual intercourse with their partner," Brock says.

Compared to Israeli women in similar age group [6, 7], our study population reported higher sexual desire, tended more to initiate sexual intercourse with their partner, and lower fear of intercourse and penetration.

Women who were not vaccinated were more likely to have had three sex partners in the last six months, to have attended the clinic with symptoms of a sexually transmitted disease, to have had anal intercourse with their last sexual contact and to have tested positive for Chlamydia (a common sexually transmitted infection) at their clinic visit.

[3] The low frequency of condom use within marriage and the high frequency of extramarital sex among men in our study suggest that a substantial proportion of married people in this community will be exposed to HIV infection through unprotected sexual intercourse with their HIV-infected spouse.

Of ODUs, 80% used a condom during sexual intercourse with their wife, and among IDUs, 60% used a condom during sexual intercourse with their wife (Table 2).

They have less pain in intercourse and with their menses.

Overall, 45% of respondents reported unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) with their first same-sex partner.

Moreover, a systematic review and meta-analysis estimated that about 68.0% of the HIV-positive Chinese MSM have unprotected vaginal intercourse (UVI) with their female partners [ 43].

Conversely, adolescents who favoured delay in sexual debut were about two and half times less likely to initiate sexual intercourse compared with their peers (males: HR = 0.36, 95% CI = 0.25 0.52; females: HR = 0.38, 95% CI = 0.25 0.57).

The primary HIV sexual risk behavior assessed was the proportion of the participants' sexual intercourse episodes with their study partner in the past 90 days that were protected using male or female condoms.