Sentence examples for bad stigma from inspiring English sources

It has such a bad stigma".

Money and unfamiliarity have caused the taboo and bad stigma associated with alternative energy.

The word "Juggalo" has long had such a bad stigma behind it to describe the fans of music groups like the Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid, but that's an unfair stance based merely from ignorance.

You will note I left the word disorder off because like many, I feel this name does not fit, and comes with such a bad stigma that is resulting in many veterans who are suffering with this injury from coming forward for help.

How do you convey to people that the "bad boy" stigma is from a while ago?

Sitting in her Delaware living room with a spring breeze floating through an open window and Carlie's head tucked contentedly beneath her shirt, Kym Smythe says she understands the bad-mom stigma well, having fielded an array of disapproving comments about her decision to breast-feed her children until they self-wean -- from "They'll never grow up" to "You'll make them gay".

"Cops don't want a bad reputation, and stigma," one commander said.

"One of the most shocking things we learned while making the movie is how bad the social stigma of being prostitutes still is... it is even worse than you could imagine", says Provaas.

Having the league's worst record is one thing, somebody has to be the worst team every season after all, but being historically bad carries a stigma that often doesn't go away.

A bad discharge carries a stigma that can hamper employment or advancement.

And there's really bad news: The cultural stigma promoted by celebrities like Fallon and David Letterman appears to be keeping some overweight people from entering the doors of houses of worship.