Sentences with phrase «complicated than for men»

For women, travel beauty is a little more complicated than for men.

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The comparison for a manned flight is more complicated, since a crew would need much more food and air for the six - month journey to Phobos than for the three - day trip to our moon.

This is also a permanent form of birth control (though in some cases women have had it reversed and gone on to get pregnant), and it's a somewhat more complicated surgery than a vasectomy is for a man.

In modern times, stresses are much more complicated than they were for the primitive man.

However, as the competition for eternal penile preservation heats up between the two men, Siggi soon discovers that this process is more complicated than it initially appeared.

Certainly it does make Hitler a human rather than a simplistic emblem for evil itself; we see him as a complicated multi-layered man capable of moments of charm and gentleness as well as rage and hate.

5 Most men, despite lip - service to equality, are reluctant to give up this «natural» order of things in which their advantages are so great; for women, the case is further complicated by the fact that, as Mill astutely pointed out, unlike other oppressed groups or castes, men demand of her not only submission but unqualified affection as well; thus women are often weakened by the internalized demands of the male - dominated society itself, as well as by a plethora of material goods and comforts: the middle - class woman has a great deal more to lose than her chains.

For educated people today, the idea of directing intelligences willfully and consciously controlling every detail of events seems vastly more complicated than the idea of a machine running; but to primitive man (and even to the uneducated today) the opposite is true.