Sentence examples for stigma by from inspiring English sources

The pollen reaches the stigma by midafternoon.

In most species the pollen is kept separate from the stigma by the rostellum.

Some companies have tried to remove any stigma by imposing term limits or mandatory retirement ages that apply to all directors.

Phil Wood, the founder of Hope HIV, explains how well-meaning NGOs create stigma by just serving children who are known to be orphans of HIV/Aids.

"The whole purpose was to break the silence," the archbishop said in an interview, "and take away the stigma by having bishops and archbishops going to tests on AIDS".

Why would you reinforce this erroneous and dangerous stigma by running a headline that refers to these firefighters as "head cases" and a picture caption describing Denis Leary's character in "Rescue Me" as "fragile"?

Of course, just as often this stigma-by-association has run in the opposite direction: from economic phenomena that commentators have found distasteful, to the Jews (see "Hitler").

Participants described both stigma-by-association with T2DM, and T1DM-specific stigma.

Australian adults with T1DM perceive and experience T1DM-specific stigma as well as stigma-by-association with type 2 diabetes.

Australian adults with T1DM perceive and experience T1DM-specific stigma as well as stigma-by-association with T2DM.

Almost all participants in the current study reported that they perceived or experienced diabetes-related stigma, most saliently experienced as stigma-by-association (ie, with T2DM).