Sentence examples for straight population from inspiring English sources

After the World Twenty20 final, ESPN managing director Russell Wolff put it simply: "You have a growing cricket-interested population through straight population growth and through immigration patterns.

It argued that the virus that causes AIDS was "now running rampant in the heterosexual community" and would continue attacking the straight population "at a frightening pace".

We also found that they were slightly older than the straight population, so we think these are people who 20 to 40 years ago had quite constrained housing choices.

Widely seen in theaters and on many PBS stations around 30 years ago, "Word Is Out: Stories From Some of Our Lives" helped to break the startling news that gay people came in all shapes, sizes and colors, and shared aspirations indistinguishable from the straight population.

And, as uncomfortable as it is to admit, as I did the past two weeks, and as is evident in broad national surveys, the gay population is hardly any more understanding of the trans experience than the straight population.

What seems to be missing from "gay" animal behavior are reactions to it by the surrounding "straight" populations — there doesn't seem to be hatred, bias, discrimination, physical injury or murder.

His interest in effeminacy among homosexual men, his attention to lesbianism, and his fascination with cross-dressing among both gay and straight populations (he coined the word "transvestism") offended men who believed that their lust for fellow-males, especially for younger ones, made them more virile than the rest of the population.

A growing body of evidence reveals higher rates of tobacco use among sexual minority populations relative to non-minority ("straight") populations.

At present, with Marriage Equality the law of the land, this wealth gap between gay and straight populations should eventually shrink.

I don't begrudge Michael Douglas the right to throw down the gauntlet on the entire straight male population of the world, but why take it back?

Vincent Martell, an event producer and videographer of the city's nightlife scenes, also understands how difficult it can be for event operators and participants that fit outside of the straight, white population in the city.