Sentence examples for wider gender from inspiring English sources

Domestic violence is a product of wider gender inequality.

Awkwardly, however, this nearly always comes with a wider gender gap in maths, in favour of boys.

Of those, more than 1 million are men and 1.5 million are women, a much wider gender gap than exists elsewhere in the state.

For Alsop, the issue goes beyond classical music and should be viewed in the context of wider gender inequality in society.

Overall, women tend to be disadvantaged in terms of home tenure in most European countries, with wider gender differences in Northern countries than in the Mediterranean, Central, and Eastern countries.

The South-North gap in terms of economic well-being may be explained by relevant territorial differences in all the aspects so far discussed: the South is characterised by a wider gender specialisation, lower labour participation, and higher unemployment rates (Istat 2011b, c).

A wide gender gap still persists.

None of this seems helpful to Mr. Trump as he is facing a historically wide gender gap.

As long as such patterns continue the UK wide gender pay gap will endure.

Women in the metropolitan area might be more troubled by the wide gender gap in earnings.

A wide gender gap underlies the current state of the race.