Sentence examples for networks of men from inspiring English sources

The Unicef advisor Wing-Sei told The Guardian that dating apps create networks of men in which infections rapidly spread among users.

However, given that these men were largely recruited from within the same networks of men who are served by these CBOs, this likely overestimates the men exposed to this information in each country.

HIV is predominantly among networks of men who have sex with men in Latin America.

Mr. Toyoda, who has built a national network of men's liberation groups, is anything but nostalgic.

Along with the Rubinite network of men, women in the Democratic economic policy world have created an informal network of their own over the last 20 years.

Few things document that change as well as the collapsed network of men's social clubs in Brooklyn, at least four of whose clubhouses survive.

And because each seat in the Lebanese Parliament is designated by religious sect, the elections tend to reinforce the essentially feudal power structure of Lebanon, with a network of men from known families providing for each sect and region.

For this reason, as Everitt knew, the place was also a target for egg collectors, a secretive network of men obsessed with accumulating and cataloguing the eggs of rare birds.

The problem, Mr. Steinberg suggests, is that American society was changing "from a network of men so concerned with acceptability and conformity that they'd all wear the identical object on their heads, to an atomized world where individuals revel in their uniqueness and fiercely protect their right to do whatever they please".

Commanders of the raid that reunited Elian Gonzalez with his father went into the home of his Miami relatives with automatic weapons early last Saturday because intelligence reports indicated that the house was being guarded by a shadowy network of men who had permits to carry concealed weapons, a history of violent crime or a record of anti-Castro violence, one of the officers said today.

Police went on to find more than 40 vulnerable and at risk girls across Rochdale and Heywood subjected to on-street grooming by a network of men, mostly takeaway employees and taxi drivers.