Sentence examples for In prejudicial, from inspiring English sources

"Middling" is any attempt to standardise English, too often in prejudicial ways.

Defense lawyers, in their own closing arguments, attacked the government's case as based on "smoke and mirrors" and steeped in "prejudicial innuendo," and argued that there was no clear evidence of a conspiracy to lie or even proof that one of the officers convicted of taking part in the attack had actually been involved.

Leroi dismisses those who are concerned about the risks of genetic experiments on humans as "soi-disant ethicists, dialectical biologists and bishops", who, he claims in prejudicial terms, "speak portentously of a 'human dignity'... or else mutter darkly about the 'ethical dilemmas that face us all' ".

Findings suggest that a hierarchy of aetiology exists, which results in prejudicial attitudes, and is influenced by issues of blame.

The marginalisation of the CAM workforce is evident in prejudicial attitudes held by some members of the medical and other health professions and its exclusion from government policy making.

The reasons for termination are cited in the internal affairs investigation report as "engaging in conduct prejudicial to the good order of the department" and "conduct unbecoming of a police officer".

According to Himabindu et al., the portrayal of women in the Indian cinema plays a significant role in reconstructing prejudicial attitudes towards women.

The BHA also has a catch-all rule under which it can act against those who engage in conduct "prejudicial to the integrity, proper conduct or good reputation of horse racing in Great Britain".

I think "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," in my prejudicial view, should've been a contender for best film, as well.

He later pleaded guilty to the charge of engaging in "conduct prejudicial to the good order and discipline of the department".

The law commission also drew attention to the conceptual problem inherent in any retrial ordered by the court of appeal in a high-profile case: an intelligent jury would know not only that a case was being heard for the second time — which is not, in itself, prejudicial — but also that senior judges had previously regarded the new evidence as compelling.