Sentence examples for battle stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Older workers must also battle stereotypes about their energy and adaptability, as well as the reality that their health care costs are higher.
Posing with a food mixer and other kitchen appliances is probably not how most high-flying female executives would like to be photographed, having had to battle stereotypes about "a woman's place" to win their seat in the boardroom.
Every organisation can make small changes to influence a big impact on gender diversity, here are three to start with: Battle stereotypes: this could be through setting up and partnering with school and university outreach programmes, or by challenging internal expectations and language used around job descriptions and promotions.
I would even say that all non-Jamaican sprinters at this point battle stereotype threat.
Even now, as a student in Johns Hopkins's M.F.A. program, she finds herself battling stereotypes.
Battling stereotypes and injuries, they have come a long way, and now they will try to extend this Series, with the desperation of outsiders.
For Christiansen, who has battled stereotypes and misconceptions about cerebral palsy and knows just how much can be achieved with treatment, the plight of children who had not received adequate help was particularly poignant.
The irony, said Jutta Allmendinger, author of several studies on women in the former East and West, is that state intervention appears to be most effective in battling stereotypes.
Mr. Koval, whose abs rival those of any steroidal meat eater and who might be seen as more Vegas than vegan when posing, enjoys battling stereotypes of gays and vegetarians.
He still battles stereotypes and a host of dire (if unproved) psychological predictions; tens of thousands of boys (and some girls) in this country receive injections of human growth hormone, the pituitary secretion pivotal to the complex hormonal cascade that mediates height.
It is an unrelentingly tough disease to control and care for, and constantly battling stereotypes and misinformation makes it even tougher.
