Sentence examples for bring a stigma from inspiring English sources

But the study also warned that a mine could bring a stigma.

It's not easy, especially dealing with a condition that brings a stigma.

He said that people like Duncan and Patrick Sawyer, a Liberian-American with Ebola who traveled to Nigeria and infected people there, have brought a "stigma" upon Liberians living abroad.

He tells me that "the language is sort of a trap here" because, for thousands of years, "madness has brought a stigma with it and this stigma is one way in which suffering is brought".

As with any taboo, a system of cyber-justice where the use of the tactic is limited and restrained must be founded upon the notion that the tactic would bring on a stigma not to be risked.

"Where a loud parent may have been tolerated before, the code of conduct now brings a certain stigma to it," said Chris Lonner, secretary of the Scarsdale Little League.

But Sarah Bartsch, 27, a health researcher at the University of Pittsburgh who was sipping coffee at a cafe near the mall said: "This case has brought a terrible stigma to Steubenville.

By promoting human rights and eliminating punitive laws and policies, we can curb an epidemic and bring an end to stigma.

It's what we call stigma and it can bring a feeling of personal shame.

In addition, by hiring persons with disabilities to cook low-cost, nutritious food, we hoped to help bring an end to the stigma associated with persons with disabilities in Kenya while improving the general health of some of the low-income population of the Nakuru community.

Our goal is to help bring an end to the stigma surrounding an issue which continues to claim lives long after combat.