Sentence examples for men has narrowed from inspiring English sources

The gap in severity of prostate cancer at time of diagnosis between white and African-American men has narrowed sharply since the advent of guidelines calling for black men to begin screening for the cancer at a younger age, a new study concludes.

While Mr Hollande remains favourite to win in opinion polls, the gap between the two men has narrowed.

Mr. Salmond said the talks had "moved on quite substantially," and that the men had narrowed the areas of disagreement, the Associated Press reported.

She's got stainless-steel hair!" After an hour or so, the men had narrowed their choices down to four portraits, arranged in a square.

He's shrewd enough to make David not a monster but a plausibly selfish man, a man who has narrowed life down to his own needs and pleasures.

It also rose among both sexes, though the divide between men and women has narrowed, with women now averaging 5.2 years over men.

In America, for instance, the income gap between blacks and whites, and men and women, has narrowed over the past 30 years, even as that between individuals has widened.

If that seems like a return to the old days, the pay picture is more disturbing: As the wage gap between men and women has narrowed in the work force as a whole, it has widened in the women-dominated professions.

However, although Norwegian women traditionally had much lower incidence than men, this difference has narrowed considerably in the last 20 years (Cancer Registry of Norway, 2006), while the remaining contrast may reflect risk factors such as smoking.

The gap between women's and men's sexual behavior has narrowed 9. Internet has rendered all kinds of information easily available for the population.

It's no surprise that the gap between men and women drink-drivers has narrowed when you consider that women are catching men up in the amount they drink, too.