Sentence examples for lifetime men from inspiring English sources

Over a lifetime, men still expect to earn more than women and so presumably are better placed to repay loans.

For equal pay day, we could highlight the fact that women working full time earn £5,000 less a year than their male colleagues, or that in their lifetime men receive nearly £150,000 extra in bonuses.

(According to a survey of adults aged 20 to 59, women have an average of four sex partners during their lifetime; men have an average of seven).

In Murasaki's lifetime men continued to write in Chinese, the language of government, but kana became the written language of noblewomen, setting the foundation for unique forms of Japanese literature.

In my lifetime, man has used more resources than in all previous history.' " If Mr. Brower was a druid, he was an angry one; he seemed to maintain a level of indignation that would have burned out a lesser man.

Everyone has always assumed — and early research had shown — that women desired fewer sexual partners over a lifetime than men.

It's on Kate, who, like Tig, has been through a lifetime of men who crossed the line of consent, then acted as if there were no line.

The researchers, Øjvind Lidegaard of the University of Copenhagen and colleagues, point out that women are twice as likely to suffer from depression in their lifetime as men, though rates are equal before puberty.

A significant gender difference appeared in anxious pathologies, showing women as 56% more likely to have suffered from any anxiety disorder over their lifetime than men.

These variables were chosen because it is known that CRC develops earlier in lifetime in men then in women [ 12].

One in eight will experience depression – a leading contributor to suicide – in their lifetime and men often delay seeking treatment.