Sentence examples for pressures for men from inspiring English sources

Like most feminists, I found the social expectations forced on men troubling: the pressures for men to ignore their emotions, to never cry, to show no weakness, to pursue sport as an interest or risk social suicide, to be sexually driven, to look a certain way seemed just as damaging as those foisted on women.

For example, eating disorders have been increasingly prevalent in men due to social pressures for men to have fit, athletic, and toned bodies.

In contrast, the average blood pressure for men who had been in the day care program as children was in the normal range.

Non-consensual pressure for men to have a big penis appears everywhere.

Do we see pressure for men to have an "ideal body type" in other ways besides mannequins?

But in its current distorted form, he continues, "the social pressure for men to be tough is often interpreted as brutal suppression of others, and women are often the recipients of the worst".

Among current smokers, urinary cadmium levels were significantly positively associated with both systolic and diastolic blood pressure for women, and with diastolic blood pressure for men.

The data provide baseline mean population levels of blood pressure for men and women against which future measures of blood pressure within the HDSS framework can be compared.

The difference between mean levels of systolic blood pressure for men with "high" versus "low" blood pressure at baseline declined by over two thirds (30.6 v 8.3 mm Hg) between 1967-70 and 1997 in all men with available data (see table A on bmj.com).

Peer norms and dictates were said to extend beyond young women's groups to include those that operated to define desirable masculinities and create peer pressure for men: You must drink, if you do not drink here in the township you are looked at as someone who is strange, you see my brother?

It also provides separate ambulatory blood pressure targets for men and women at different ages.