Sentence examples for a stigma against from inspiring English sources

Zaha told the Architects' Journal: "There is still a stigma against women.

"There's such a stigma against it within the gay rights movement," Mr. Surdoval said.

But banning visible tattoos completely, creates more of a stigma against them.

Yet to this day, a stigma against shorts as proper attire remains.

"There's a stigma against recycled water," said David Mason, 40, a resident of Tugun.

"They were using Aids as a stigma against my father, forgetting all the beatings they gave him".

A stigma tilts against the idea of drinking recycled wastewater, though experts say that this is largely unwarranted.

Edmund C. Case, CEO of InterfaithFamily.com, which encourages Jewish-Christian couples to raise Jewish children, agreed that a declining stigma against interfaith marriage has had an impact.

But many residents point out that the campaign contributes to a growing stigma against homeless people and comes at a time when homelessness services are being cut in Nottinghamshire.

Whether marijuana is harmful, a performance enhancement, or somewhere in between, there is still a social stigma against cannabis that makes athletes reluctant to be associated with it.

They may be right about that though there's a general stigma against governments "negotiating with terrorists," it's more of a fuzzy line than a hard and fast rule.