Sentence examples for reinforce outdated from inspiring English sources

"But programmes about being a GP are very few and far between, and mostly reinforce outdated stereotypes about GPs handing out cough medicine and referring the more difficult cases to consultants.

Díaz stated it reinforced "outdated negative stereotypes," and defended that Banksy should become aware that graffiti art and culture originated in the Bronx.

*Not a sex app reinforcing outdated gendered sexual roles and maneuvers.

Some civil rights groups criticized the ruling as a throwback that reinforced outdated attitudes toward women and corporate culture.

"Trivialising mental health problems and reinforcing outdated stereotypes of people in straitjackets has harmful consequences, making it harder for people to reach out for help and support.

In short, wrote one complainer, "NOMOS marketing is reinforcing outdated harmful gender stereotypes".

Sue Baker from Mind told BBC Radio 5 live that the worst thing about the costume was it reinforced outdated stigma about people with mental health illness.

Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), an advocacy group and health clinic formed in New York in response to the AIDS epidemic, told VICE News last year, when the policy change was first proposed publicly, that the new policy would reinforce an "outdated stereotype" that HIV is a gay disease and that it could lead to fear, stigma, and discrimination.

A newer argument offered by some pro-organic farming groups is that supporting GM crops continues to support or "reinforce an outdated mode of [industrial] agriculture" [ 22].

This will accelerate Monitor's moves to look at health economies rather than individual organisations, while the CQC inspection regime's sharp divisions between primary care, hospital care and social care risk reinforcing an outdated model of service provision.

But instead it shamefully reinforced the outdated mindset that has led to such shocking sexual violence statistics.