Sentence examples for persistent stigma from inspiring English sources
"persistent stigma" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English
You can use it to describe a particularly difficult issue or problem that has been around for a long time and is difficult to eliminate or change. For example: "The persistent stigma surrounding mental health in our society is a major barrier to getting people the help and support they need."
But while these physicians have more company and support than their predecessors, returning to practice remains daunting in large part because of the persistent stigma.
What have they done in their lives to prepare themselves for that?" Several enforcers and agents said that more work needed to be done in eroding the persistent stigma over personal problems like depression and substance abuse.
The many barriers blocking such expansion – such as access to HIV testing, the cost of the drugs and the persistent stigma of HIV infection – were discussed by a panel of six experts at a recent Guardian seminar, supported by Gilead Sciences, the pharmaceutical company behind many anti-HIV drugs.
His game habit has certainly reached the point of interrupting his productive life (at which point is is properly called a pathological addiction), and the persistent stigma on games as junk experiences gives the habit as negative an air as a drug addiction.
And yet there's a persistent stigma attached to those admitting a love of gaming.
The persistent stigma attached to mental health services continues to damage our national health.
Still, some blind people sense a persistent social stigma.
He cited drug resistance, a poor understanding of the disease and persistent social stigma in developing countries as contributory factors to this.
Physicians face a persistent social stigma in that hospice is mistaken as giving up on a patient, rather than committing to palliation.
The persistent dried stigma remained attached to this layer forms a tail-like structure, known as 'seed tail' (Fig. 6B).
This finding shows a real example where persistent HIV stigma together with limited integration of HIV services remain key challenges to timely access of HIV care in Uganda.
