Sentences with phrase «per cent of men»

One final shocking revelation is that 53 per cent of the men asked said they spent more on homeware than they do on clothes, tech or going out.

Well, 49 per cent of the men surveyed said they had suffered from man flu in the past.

In addition, almost half of female respondents (44 per cent) state they have had difficulty obtaining personal financing because they are self - employed, compared to only 30 per cent of men.

• 37 per cent of men surveyed would rely on their own research and gut instinct in making their decision, whereas only 27 per cent of women surveyed would do so;

Survey results indicated that close to 90 per cent of both men and women felt better after talking with someone.

In the same sample group, 55 per cent of men and 48 per cent of women self - reported mental health conditions.

In the Hays global survey of almost 6,000 people, released for International Women's Day on Sunday 8th March, 18 per cent of men think that equally capable male and female workers are not paid or rewarded equally, compared to 45 per cent of women.

By country, a massive 49 per cent of women and 43 per cent of men in Singapore say working flexibly is very important to them.

Additionally 45 per cent of women do not believe that the same career opportunities are available to all, regardless of gender compared to 23 per cent of men.

44 per cent of women think that equally capable male and female colleagues are not paid or rewarded in equal manner whereas only 22 per cent of men felt that this was the case.

Alcohol consumption in Britain increases by 40 per cent in December *, with 54 per cent of men and 41 per cent of women expected to drink over the recommended guidelines ** during the festive period.

When it comes to collisions, 14 per cent of female drivers said they had been involved in at least one incident, compared to 13 per cent of men.

The BC Law Society reports that 36 per cent of women leave the profession in their first five years in practice compared to 22 per cent of men.

Their research — «Gender and the Tournament: Reinventing Antidiscrimination Law in an Age of Inequality» — uncovered the amazing (or not) fact that U.S. women in the top 95 per cent of earners make only 73.8 per cent of men's take - home pay.

Compare that with a 2015 University of Toronto study — «Law and Beyond» — that found female lawyers in Canada earned 93 per cent of the full - time salary of their male counterparts — except in the largest firms, where their earnings were 91 per cent of men's.

Further, 13 per cent of men engaged in some parental leave.

Statistics from 2014 indicate that 12 per cent of men have faced the same issues — nearly four times less often than women.

Statistics Canada figures show a gradual increase from 7.2 per cent of men aged 50 to 54 divorced in 1985 to 11 per cent by 2005.

A Purina survey done in New Zealand found that 31 per cent of female dog owners believe their pets have better listening skills than their partners, and 14 per cent of men say their dog gives them more love than their partner.

The survey also found that 68 per cent of women feel confident when investing, versus 83 per cent of men.

It found 35 per cent of men surveyed and 37 per cent of female participants said they experienced financial deception from a partner, while 36 per cent of men and women polled said they have lied about a financial matter to a partner.

The poll also found that 37 per cent of men surveyed said their partner spends too much money and should be saving more.

Forty - one per cent of men say they handle the finances in their relationship; while only 15 per cent say it's their partner who is in charge of their money.

Even on the cusp of retirement, by age 55, 43 per cent of women and 27 per cent of men lack a plan.

By the time are in the 65 - 74 bracket, 67 per cent of women are confident in their investing decisions while 68 per cent of men are.

The poll found 44 per cent of women reported confidence in their financial decision - making, compared to 55 per cent of men.

Manchester Grammar School, a seven - to - 18 boys» school, had the greatest gap, as no women had received a bonus while 0.7 per cent of men had.

But, 18.5 per cent of the men working in schools are either headteachers, deputy heads or assistant heads.

A third of women bullied (33 per cent) admitted to being bullied by their friends, compared to 26 per cent of men, whereas men were most likely to have been bullied by older children (45 per cent versus 29 per cent of women).

Figures from the Australian Council for Educational Research show 46 per cent of female teacher have an uninterrupted career, compared with 73 per cent of men.

«Fifty per cent of men are currently retiring with less than $ 90,000 in superannuation savings, while 50 per cent of women are retiring with less than $ 55,000,» Vamos said.

per cent of men rate their friends opinion as having any influence on who they date.

In comparison as many as 54 per cent of men said they wouldn't consider it a problem, even if their partner was of an entirely different disposition.

Moreover, the survey also revealed male / female consensus on the most attractive type of partner — 79 per cent of men and 70 per cent of women think that a partner sensible with their finances is preferable to a lavish spender.

And don't worry about missed opportunities when you arrive at your stop: twenty per cent of men say they'll carry on travelling if they're attracted to someone on their journey.

Just 34 per cent of women (and 54 per cent of men) could be in a relationship with someone whose political views contradicted their own

Equally, save those affirmations for the mirror — 25 per cent of men are not impressed by urges to «be yourself» or to «dream big».

That's right, if you've got a bloke coming around, it might be time to stick Mr Bear in the back of the cupboard: 26 per cent of men can't stand the sight of him.

In fact, women even seemed slightly more enthusiastic than the men, with 80 per cent of women surveyed indicating that they find rugby fans interesting or sexy (as opposed to the 78 per cent of men who thought the same).

Half of Kiwis (50 per cent of women and 51 per cent of men) demand that a partner respect - or even share - their eating habits.

Indeed, 80 per cent of women surveyed indicated that they find rugby fans interesting and sexy, as opposed to 78 per cent of men who think the same.

Indeed, just 34 per cent of women could be in a relationship with someone whose views contradicted their own, while 54 per cent of men said they could do the same.

Hypertasters comprise around 35 per cent of women and 15 per cent of men.

Some 67 per cent of men and 25 per cent of women chose to voluntarily zap themselves, despite rating the experience as unpleasant (Science, doi.org/th9).

In the West, rheumatoid arthritis affects between 2 and 3 per cent of women and nearly 1 per cent of men.

Of those questioned, 27.4 per cent of men over 20 said they were smokers, while 28 per cent said they had quit.

In this region an estimated 55 to 70 per cent of men and 30 to 35 per cent of women smoke.

By the age of 60 an estimated 70 per cent of men have prostate enlargement.

Globally, approximately 30 per cent of men have been circumcised, making it probably the world's most common surgical procedure, says epidemiologist Helen Weiss of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

And the policy appears to have worked: more than 200 needle exchanges are now operating in Britain and figures just published by the Public Health Laboratory Service suggest that only about 6 per cent of men and 7 per cent of women now injecting drugs in London are HIV - positive.