Sentence examples for prostitutes for example from inspiring English sources

(Brothels in red-light areas housing enslaved child prostitutes, for example, have been almost wiped out over the past decade).

One is that men are going outside the population to find partners, to prostitutes, for example, who are not part of the survey, or are having sex when they travel to other countries.

We hear on the news about more single men visiting prostitutes for example.

There were 10% personal assistants, 8% stock traders, and 2% prostitutes, for example.

But the condom remarks -- that a male prostitute, for example, is someone whose use of a condom "can be a first step" in the practice of sexual morality -- aren't the only newsworthy bits in The Light of the World, a book-length interview with German journalist Peter Seewald, which hits stores on Wednesday (Nov. 24).

The consumptive prostitute, for example, could be a moral deviant redeemed by suffering and death.

I share Chairman Smith's concern that NSF should avoid at all costs damaging its precious credibility in the minds of taxpayers by funding esoteric and controversial social science research projects like alcoholism among prostitutes in Thailand, for example.

So far as eradicating prostitution goes, Bologna, for example, expelled prostitutes in 1250, Venice in 1266 and again in 1314, and Modena in 1327.

Sex work is treated like any other job, so, for example, prostitutes pay taxes, can get pensions and demand health insurance from their employers.

Critics of his AIDS policies say that expressions like "when appropriate" can be used to limit distribution to, for example, prostitutes only.

In German-speaking lands, for example, prostitutes were known by the color of their clothing: green in Augsburg, yellow in Vienna and Leipzig, and red in Zurich.