Sentence examples for widespread men from inspiring English sources

Since 1972, when exit polling became widespread, men and women split their votes in three elections: 1996, 2000, and 2004.

Since 1972, when exit polling became widespread, men and women split their votes in three elections — 1996, 2000 and 2004 — and came close on several other occasions.

Home Office research estimates that only around 3% of rape allegations are false, yet the illusion persists that false allegations are widespread, and men the real victims.

Almost as soon as the country had achieved the goal of widespread literacy, men emerged who intuitively understood that we would pay to be reassured by having our flesh made to creep.

That malady was widespread among men during the economic cataclysm of the 1930s.

The concurrent widening of the deprivation gap in survival suggests that access to PSA tests has been more widespread among men in affluent groups than in deprived groups.

In 1993 it was proposed that widespread environmental man-made chemicals with agonistic or antagonistic effects on hormonal steroid receptors, in particular the estrogen receptor, might disturb the foetal development of the male gonads resulting in impaired multiplication of Sertoli cells leading to a permanent reduction of sperm counts [ 1, 2].

While wristwatches gained widespread adoption by men after World War I, there were a few pioneers at the beginning of the 20th Century.

Widespread joblessness among men is particularly devastating for the economy and many families, because men tend to earn more than women and to have jobs offering health insurance.

When asked about gender differences in HIV service uptake, there was widespread agreement that men – because of their commitment to local understandings of what it means to be a real man – are much less likely to access HIV services.

Ester Bloom argues against the widespread belief that men don't read books by or about women.