Sentence examples for men although there from inspiring English sources

*Royal Troon Golf Club only admits men, although there is a separate golf club nearby for ladies.

Hall said the majority of the 30 homeless people living in the former stock exchange are men, although there are a few young women.

Controlling for other covariates that influence dropout behavior, young women are about 20percentt more likely to be in school than men, although there is significant heterogeneity in the female effect.

AS groups, both the XYY men and the XXV men had lower intelligence scores and educational attainment than the XY men; although there was no difference in socioeconomic status of the men's parents.

Recently the organisers of an event put on by the Islamic Education and Research Academy at University College, London, tried to oblige women to sit separately from men (although there was a mixed area); men at the front, obviously.

On Wednesday, the Vera Institute of Justice and a program called the Safety and Justice Challenge released a report that found that the number of women in local jails in the United States was almost 14 times what it was in the 1970s, a far higher growth rate than for men, although there remain far fewer women than men in jails and prisons.

Cheryl's life and relationships take multiple unexpected turns in the course of The First Bad Man, although there is never much doubt that she'll eventually get what she needs, if not what she thinks she wants.

At 34 he's not as quick as he once was and he doesn't put the hits in like he could when he was a young man - although there was nothing wrong with his defence against Leicester in the semis.

Hutton responded critically to Ward's assertions, highlighting his own investigations into the local folklore and his interview with Taylor to express the view that there "seems little doubt" that Pickingill was a cunning man, although "there are still questions over what sort of one he was".

It seems to be an adult individual of unknown sex, with a rather female pelvis shape; however, based on secondary sex characteristics (clear absence of female breasts), this is the broken up body of a man, although there is no male genital visible at all.

It was noted earlier that we need to keep engaging with gender in working with boys and men because, although there is much to be found in South African government policies and programmes on gender, boys and men still appear to be considered as less or not as gendered as girls and women.