Sentence examples for created a stigma around from inspiring English sources
Joel Berg, the executive director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, said that electronic fingerprinting created a stigma around applying for federal aid, treating "poor people as if they're basically criminals for trying to access a program to which they're legally entitled".
False assumptions about the links between sexual promiscuity and gynaecological cancers, such as womb and ovarian cancer, are creating a stigma around the diseases that could be costing women's lives, a charity has warned.
Even worse, the punch process creates a stigma around the organization.
For one, it can create a stigma around the mentally ill, who already suffer from society's misconceptions, and discourage people from accessing treatment.
The ABC recently reported that Queensland Police are proposing to turn to drug education at schools, aiming to create a stigma around ice use as a method of deterrence.
UNICEF strongly believes that such support must be part of broader programmes that assist vulnerable children – children formerly associated with armed forces and groups should not be treated as a separate section of society, and we must not do anything that creates a stigma around their former activities.
Some readers have suggested the term Isis should be avoided because it creates a stigma for the apparently thousands of women around the world named after the Egyptian goddess of nature and magic.
The notion that Superfund is going to create a stigma just doesn't hold up".
The affair has created something of a stigma around Mr Niel in top business circles, says a former colleague.Nevertheless, his record as a consumer champion has made him popular with competition authorities, industry regulators and some politicians.
