Sentence examples for bring stigma from inspiring English sources
For example, 7-and 8-year-olds often aren't bothered by tics, but may want medications in adolescence, when tics bring stigma.
As a sexually transmitted infection (STI), HPV is extremely common among the sexually active population, but awareness of the role of the virus may bring stigma to cervical cancer, and resurrect social and psychological barriers to screening that impact negatively on women.
One young teacher said association with it now brought stigma.
Binyah Kesselly, chairman of the board of directors of the Liberia Airport Authority, told the Associated Press that Duncan had brought "stigma" to Liberian ex-pats for bringing the Ebola virus to the U.S.
When the international commission considered the name "Yambuku virus," Karl Johnson and Joel Breman noted that naming the Lassa virus after the Nigerian village where it was discovered brought stigma to the community.
So, why don't more people answer the question "how ya doing" with "still lonely and you?" Well, loneliness unfortunately can bring social stigma.
"I saw there was a need to go out into the community to bring down stigma and discrimination and do home visits after people found out their status," says Ms. Soi.
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".
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.
