Sentence examples for stigmatized with from inspiring English sources

Various studies have shown that parents who signal their need for family-friendly accommodations (such as flexible work hours, shifted schedules, and parental leave) are stigmatized, with implications for their raises, bonuses, and promotions.

For example, a few students shared that their financial aid was stigmatized, with other students suggesting that those who receive aid are very "lucky" to pay so little, or stating explicitly their own significant costs of attendance, possibly to engender shame or guilt.

People living with HIV are stigmatized, with less than half of men and women expressing an accepting attitude towards them - one obstacle to the nation's response to HIV infections.

They argue that seedless grapes, for instance, are not labeled as a product of plant breeding so why should some super tomato be stigmatized with a biotechnology tag? "Bioengineering is just another technique of plant breeding," said Eric Flamm, PhD., with FDA's Office of Biotechnology in Washington.

Condom use is almost non-existent among married couples since it is stigmatized with unfaithfulness and visiting CSWs.

Both men and women are stigmatized with men being described in local terms such as Lankpolosoba (man with rotten testes) or Yokuusoba (man with a dead penis) in the Upper West Region.

Many argued that policymakers stigmatized patients with hepatitis C in a way they would never consider with other diseases.

Back then, AIDS was a much feared and stigmatized disease with few treatment options.

Nonetheless, just as Italian immigrants were targeted earlier in the 20th century and American Jews were often identified with Communism in mid-century, there is today the possibility that all Arab-Americans will be stigmatized, along with every jailhouse convert to Islam.

By the early 1990s dialect use was stigmatized, associated with the shrinking lower class and used in literature or other media for comedic effect.

"People are stunned by the statistics when they see them, but there have been a lot of properties where there have been murders," said Randall Bell, a specialist in valuing stigmatized properties with Laguna Beach consulting firm Bell Anderson & Sanders.