Sentence examples for sharp gender from inspiring English sources

Problems persist, such as a sharp gender imbalance in Satara and many other regions of India because of a cultural bias toward having sons.

Other studies [ 12] confirm this because the analysis of the smoking prevalence in Europe for 1950 1990 showed that southern European countries, including Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain, were characterized by low female prevalence rates and sharp gender differences in smoking habits.

The new system of teacher assessments – which replaced national levels – revealed sharp ethnic and gender divides.

Women's advocacy groups have for years been warning the government about the sharp deterioration in gender equality and freedoms.

An engagingly witty story, it offers ready boy-appeal - though girls, too, will appreciate its sharp stance on gender stereotyping.

My Ohio survey was unscientific — conversations over a few days — but national polling reveals a sharp split along gender lines.

Were Kate given the last word, it would be quite possible to read "Seminar" as a sharp critique of gender inequality.

It was published in 1892 so it's a bit dated now, but I still love how it manages to blend creepily visceral descriptions of a woman's mental breakdown with sharp analysis of gender roles, the overwhelming dude-centricity of medicine, the cult of domesticity, and the patriarchy in general.

Even graver in this silencing of women is society's sharp demarcation between gender roles in the public square.

At Gaultier Paris, Jean Paul Gaultier likes his tailoring sharp but his genders blurred.

It found sharp partisan, racial and gender differences.The story of the last few years has been of an abolitionist movement that has been refining and honing its arguments with ever greater success.