Sentence examples for men and students from inspiring English sources

• Another reason is that Procter has started seeking Tide buyers beyond the traditional market of women, adding pitches aimed at men and students of both sexes.

Monteleone photographed teen-agers, mothers, religious men, and students, all of them protesters who, he says, felt hopeful as the country's parliament met to consider the next steps of the nascent revolution.

However, among the leavers, women were more likely to report a lack of science identity than men, and students of color were more likely to report a lack of science identity than white students.

And, it is with all my work in mind that I decided to pursue this most recent endeavor to produce this film and be group leader of these men and students in the film.

Women also make up a larger number of first-generation college students than men, and students who are the first in their family to go to school are more likely to come from low-income families, more likely to take out loans, and more likely to drop out before completing a degree than students who have a parent with a bachelor's degree.

This documentary will provide the men and students involved the permission to tell their stories openly within a supportive group environment where the stories of their personal experiences with gay shame will be shared both within the group and, in front of the camera.

November 1970: Stanford community members found the Stanford Gay Students Union, a social support and consciousness-raising group of men and women, students and non-students meeting off-campus in private homes.

Women spent significantly more hours studying than men did, and students at undergraduate colleges of arts and sciences studied more than those at universities with graduate programs.

With tensions running high, riot police fired off rounds of tear gas as they scuffled with men, women and students who also joined the protests.

Most of the wise men (sophoi) and students of nature (physikoi) who appeared in this milieu thought within the same broad terms as the poets and orators.

In that year Blackwell transferred her students to Cornell University Medical College, which had begun accepting men and women students on an equal basis.