Sentence examples for problem of men from inspiring English sources

There was still the problem of men.

Several of the city's rail companies introduced the restricted carriages yesterday to tackle the problem of men taking advantage of overcrowding to grope female passengers.

Does the rise of social media and mobile phones with cameras have a long-term impact on the problem of men molesting or harassing women on the streets in India?

I'll admit that I hadn't until this morning, when it was revealed that the Nobel prize-winning "wonder" substance is being hailed as the solution to the timeless problem of men who say they don't like wearing condoms.

Within the protest movements in the west there has also been the consistent problem of men assuming leadership, and dominating the discussion, even in forums where "consensus" and the various speaker "stacking" systems were supposed to prevent it.

Sexual-harassment lawsuits are not obvious or straightforward or even particularly sensible solutions to the problem of men treating one another badly at work (or expecting other men to like their crude jokes), but they seem to be the solution we have hit upon.

There is also the problem of man-made climate change, which is expected to intensify both droughts and floods.

Left intact, on the other hand, the forests are sinks that withhold carbon from the atmosphere, mitigating the problem of man-made global warming; and they are rich storehouses of biodiversity, another global resource, as well.

When the attention of our high-flying rocket enthusiasts is called down to these simple, grisly facts of terrestrial arithmetic, they airily insist that the demographic problem of man, the species, together with all the social, political, and economic problems stemming from the enormous and accelerating increase in human members, can be solved very simply.

These are part of the world's largest and newest experimental facility for capturing carbon dioxide.Such capture is the first part of a three-stage process known as carbon capture and storage (CCS) that many people hope will help deal with the problem of man-made climate change.

This paper then discusses the problem of man-machine interfacing more in general, and identifies promising research topics for the future.