Sentence examples for a stigma that from inspiring English sources

"There's a stigma that goes with being fired," Whitesell said.

And with the contagion of cholera comes a stigma that follows one even in death.

There's a stigma that goes with that that we can go some way towards eradicating.

Mental illness carries a stigma that keeps us from being honest with ourselves about what's really going on.

And since such classes are primarily remedial, they often carry a stigma that can affect struggling students and their parents.

Should he lose, he faces a substantial fine and a stigma that could make obtaining visas and the like problematic.

"There is a stigma that goes with English folk – the image of beardy men and tankards of ale.

Dr Carhart-Harris points out that defining a drug as illegal creates a stigma that puts off investment from pharmaceutical manufacturers, which inhibits research.

And bankruptcy carries with it a stigma that makes it very hard for a ruined businessman to work at another company, let alone to launch one.

Taking psychiatric medications meant announcing to their communities that they were crazy and damaged, a stigma that would contaminate their families.

Getting a hepatitis B diagnosis would mean a stigma that would affect his ability to rent a room, get work and make friends, he said.