Sentences with phrase «heavily frowned upon»

I do not know about the states mentioned but in many other states for strong suburban or urban core trailers or whatever you want to call them are heavily frowned upon.

Divorce was once heavily frowned upon within the Christian community.

Whereas these days most finalists in national science fairs or talent searches do their experiments in the laboratories of professional scientists, «not only was that not the case when I was part of the competition, it was pretty heavily frowned upon,» she says.

This is what happens when you live in a society where se.xuality is so heavily frowned upon by the religious folks in high positions of power who attempted to suppress it for centuries.

Premining is the practice of mining a coin prior to its public release and has traditionally been heavily frowned upon.

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It's crazy to think that the modern world we live in can still frown so heavily upon mothers just trying to feed their children, and it's not as if those moms are pulling their breasts out to offend, they're doing it because a hungry baby is a crabby one and sometimes there isn't time to find a mommy room, or head back to your car or your home; that baby wants nourishment and now!

However, «pay for delete» deals are frowned upon very heavily by the credit reporting agencies themselves — Equifax, Trans Union, and Experian.