Sentences with phrase «numbers than their male counterparts»

It's estimated that despite qualifying in higher numbers than their male counterparts, 42 per cent of female lawyers leave the profession within nine years of qualification.

com MAY 2018 39 gunnercooke It's estimated that despite quali - fying in higher numbers than their male counterparts, 42 per cent of female lawyers leave the profession within nine years of qualification.

Not exact matches

In a number of instances women were able to apply for jobs only if they had higher qualifications than their male counterparts.

Assuming I got along with both CEOs and enjoyed working with either of them equally, but the number of women - led ventures receiving venture investment was still disproportionately less than their male counterparts, I would probably invest in the venture led by a female CEO.

It has been noted that women tend to find physician - scientist careers less attractive than men do for a number of reasons: They (1) are concerned that it will be impossible to combine a successful medical research career with childbearing and family life; (2) feel that they have to be better than their male counterparts to be considered equal; (3) receive little encouragement to become physician - scientists; and (4) lack compelling role models.

The box office haul for the female superhero icon is smaller than the box office numbers of some of her caped male counterparts.

The unfortunate fact is that women are still not paid equally to that of their male counterparts, women still are not present in equal numbers in business or politics, and globally women's education, health and the violence against them is worse than that of men.

There are a number of reasons that this disparity exists, among these are that, on average, women earn lower salaries than their male counterparts and will spend fewer years in the workforce.

One study which supports this found that in a number of performance reviews, women tended to be offered significantly more advice than their male counterparts on the behaviours expected of them as they progress their careers.

However, we did find that in females who experienced parental separation during childhood, the effect was more strongly mediated by poor physical health and a smaller number of friends than in their male counterparts.

After crunching the numbers, researchers found that males whose parents divorced were 48 % more likely to answer «yes» than their counterparts with married parents.

Female athletes numbered fewer than their male counterparts and were provided lodging at Chapman Park Hotel located on Wilshire Boulevard.