Sentence examples for damaging representation from inspiring English sources

The damaging representation of women, an issue which plagues us still today - when the Daily Mail can call "obesity in women as dangerous as a terror threat" - is not surprising, if women make up just a third of full-time journalists across the country.

I know the negative psychological effects on a kid and the damaging representation of ones culture from seeing it happen.

"Stigma is increased by all the incredibly damaging media representations of our world, which do us absolutely no favors and make our work-lives even harder," says the collective's Stacey Clare.

However, Euler's belief is not correct and this representation raises a damaging ambiguity.

Local government's future Despite the scope of some officers' remits, in local government legitimacy rests with elected members and there are few realistic suggestions as to how to reverse this particularly damaging trend in female under-representation.

According to Freeman, "Barasch was so valuable to Stanford for the same reasons his representation of the billionaire was so damaging to the public interest.

The video is the fourth annual installment of end -of-year roundups from The Representation Project, each of which highlights the damaging impact of gender roles. .

This damaging culture of evidence abuse is partly born of the staggering under-representation of science in the House of Commons.

Writers, whose business is representation, will from time to time seek to examine the wilful and damaging stupidities of our culture.

It can be speculated that the over-representation of CNLs in potato is a response to some of the most damaging pathogens such as P. infestans, which is typically controlled by CNLs.

Jennie Kermode, chair of Trans Media Watch, said she understood the characters were intended to be shallow but said the portrayal was damaging because it played to such a specific stereotype, when there was a lack of alternative representations in Hollywood.