Sentence examples for Strongly stigmatise from inspiring English sources

A different kind of society might strongly stigmatise people who set up organisations that pretend to be social-welfare outfits when they are in fact almost entirely devoted to helping one party or the other win an election.

Another reason might be that people with epilepsy are strongly stigmatised, making it shameful to include such a person in a family.

Infection with HIV is strongly stigmatised in China [ 17, 19]; increasing full and accurate knowledge of the disease is one of the most important ways of reducing negative attitudes toward person living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA).

Having a cocaine or heroin problem isn't exactly a badge of honour, but it shouldn't be stigmatised more strongly than alcoholism.

'Alcoholics' were strongly disapproved of and stigmatised, and alcohol abuse was seen as a social, rather than health problem.

In each country, some stigmatising beliefs were more strongly endorsed than others.

Our early analyses of participants' narratives suggested that early experiences of being labelled, stigmatised and discriminated against had been strongly influential in people's behaviours in healthcare contexts and other social situations.

TB is strongly associated with HIV/AIDS because of the perceived mode of transmission, which stigmatises and discriminates patients.

Let's stigmatise it further.

You stigmatise so-called beneficiaries".

Or would I merely stigmatise myself?