Sentence examples for promiscuous persons from inspiring English sources

The majority of the street children (39.5%) said everyone is at risk for getting HIV, while 10.1% felt it was only commercial sex workers, 18.1% felt it was promiscuous persons, 9.7% felt men and 6.5% felt women were at risk of getting HIV.

Bankers talk about promiscuous person-to-person transactions with the gusto of free-love gurus.

Would we consider her to be a promiscuous person?

The site says "Chastity is curable if detected early" and features a Victor Lownes quote: "A promiscuous person is a person who is getting more sex than you are".

I now believe that whether Truvada is being used by a monogamous couple, a single promiscuous person, a sex worker or anyone who chooses to take the pill, is doing the right thing for themselves.

(participant E) Regarding the causes of cervical cancer, the participants said that it is important to have sex through normal conjugal relations and to avoid having sex at too young an age; they also mentioned that promiscuous sex with many persons is detrimental to disease prevention.

Haitian officials often claim that residents of slums and displaced person camps are promiscuous.

Partly it's because pop-music journalism arose out of the intersection of early rock-and-roll magazines like Rolling Stone and Crawdaddy, when they still had an alternative-press aura, and the New Journalism, with its promiscuous use of the first person, and that gave it a confessional tone and a voice that suggested that we're all on the same side in the struggle, whatever struggle it is.

You've put me in danger.' It does hurt because people think HIV is dirty or that you only get it if you're promiscuous or you're a poor person in Africa.

It is the infected person's irresponsible and promiscuous behaviour.

In the story "Decomposition: A Primer for Promiscuous Housewives," which is narrated in the second person singular, Quatro moves away from lyrical realism into something like surrealist allegory.