Sentence examples for rising stigma from inspiring English sources

The other is the rising stigma that surrounds coaches who are trying to climb into the college game out of Amateur Athletic Union basketball or the high school ranks.

Rising prices notwithstanding, stigma and shame are surely at play here.

In order to truly combat rising suicide rates, the stigma surrounding mental health issues -- both self-inflicted and projected by others -- needs to be addressed.

There may have been other factors at work at the time as well: the stigma of rising public debt may be less when everyone is engaging in expansion than when only some countries are doing so.

This image of American Indians is distressing to the handful of players who have risen above the stigma to succeed outside the reservation, but they also concede that their culture has been an accomplice in concealing their peers, and sometimes even in undermining them.

Psyched in San Francisco started a listening project called Sidewalk Talk in May of 2015 after the mass shootings, police brutality and mental health stigma were visibly rising.

Researchers hoping to learn what was causing this rise in stigma found the same surprising connection that Mehta discovered in her lab.

"The number of people looking to invest in property is rising all the time yet the stigma attached to being a landlord never seems to diminish.

Pre-treatments of rats with petal and stigma of C.sativus extract (200 and 80 mg/kg respectively) manifested that stigma has risen the TAC more than petal in comparison with control groups; furthermore, it has reduced the MDA level more as well.

The stigma attached to helping the Cypriots — and the political cost in an election year — was rising rapidly.

Medical researchers attribute the upswing to two main factors: less stigma around the practice, which has long been at odds with some religious customs, and rising funeral costs.