Sentence examples for furthering stigma from inspiring English sources
What's more, research clearly shows that atmospheres that promote negative stereotypes can act as barriers to treatment, furthering stigma and causing additional psychological trauma.
But Auburn probably cannot afford any further stigma of shady tactics.
But the overriding point to note in the cases of all these footballers is that once a suspension has been served or a fine paid, the career resumes with no further stigma, give or take the odd mocking chant from opposition supporters.
Shame at being childless adds further stigma.
The result is often further stigma, discrimination and social exclusion.
Project worker at the Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League Jude Byrne said creating further stigma around ice would lead to the same problems that have surrounded heroin use.
Gay rights advocacy groups like San Francisco-based CUAV, have speculated there is an intentional hush-hush coming from within the LGBT community itself, fearing bad press will only cause further stigma.
In either case, Alexander attained a position in the Roman Empire that was unparalleled for a man of Jewish birth, not to mention one who suffered from the further stigma of an Egyptian origin.
Further, stigma and discrimination have been reported as factors constituting a serious impediment for VCT uptake and HIV prevention in Nigeria [ 29] and elsewhere [ 30].
About 10.3% of the respondents did not wish to disclose their HIV status to their children for fear of further stigma, discrimination and potential harm to the family's reputation.
Additionally, older men with HIV, who have not had the benefit of early effective treatment, are more likely than younger men to suffer physical manifestations of the illness, such as lipodystrophy, that generate further stigma (Monvoisin et al., 2008).
