Sentence examples for looking at gender from inspiring English sources

We should be looking at gender neutral language for our legislation too".

A study published this week looking at gender, race and age has found that female and minority characters are severely under-represented.

Kalima Young, a lecturer at Towson University who researches race and gender-based trauma, said the report errs in not looking at gender and race together.

Campaign group, UK Feminista, published results in 2010 of a similar piece of research looking at gender inequalty in the art world.

A recent example was given in research looking at gender differences between 1993 and 2007, involving more than a million people.

We explored why many women aren't advancing in their early careers by looking at gender differences in publications and research funding.

"We could well be looking at gender-specific treatments for Asperger's being developed in quite a short period of time".

The second looks at gender disparities.

Why is it important to look at gender bias regarding creativity?

Also this summer, Linda C. Babcock, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University, looked at gender and salary in a novel way.

The new streetwise histories of New York have looked at gender, race, class, crime, sexuality and night life in the city.