Sentence examples for men can face from inspiring English sources
In northern Nigeria, gay men can face death by stoning.
When The Eye Has Gone was admirably commissioned by the Professional Cricketers Associationn to highlight the difficulties men can face when careers fade and end.
There's no shortage of woman-targeted branding_ _throughout the book — "You are a woman who works," Ivanka writes, over and over again — but the first actual mention of a gendered situation occurs on page ninety-four, when she notes that women, more than men, can face negative repercussions when they try to negotiate a raise.
Male menopause is a very real condition that men can face as they age.
This man can face dictators.
Part of the dread comes from the question, "so what do you want to do for your birthday?" This ranks right up there with other blood-curdling questions a man can face, such as "Do you notice anything different?" What do I want for my birthday?
The man who can face down the challenge of Gezi Park, where 11 protesters were killed and 8,000 injured, and tell the world that they're drunks and terrorists.
In the year of Sampras's apparent departure, it may also be symbolic of the marketing challenge men's tennis can face when Agassi follows Sampras into daddy domesticity.
The friendship even survived one of the tougher challenges young men in high school can face -- the theft of a girlfriend.
Specifically the site lists the problems facing men as being "shorter life expectancy, the high male suicide rate, our collective tolerance of violence against men, and the struggles that boys can face in getting an education and the unique challenges of father-child relationships".
