Sentence examples for Very prejudicial from inspiring English sources

They said a mention of the books would be "highly inflammatory and very prejudicial to the defendant".

"It's a very prejudicial interpretation of one part of the rule that is being applied to one person".

"When I looked at the transcript and did some research, I realized that there had been multiple — multiple — very prejudicial errors in the trial," she said.

J. Thomas Menaker, one of the defense attorneys, said of the Dept.'s action, "It it highly irregular & potentially very prejudicial that the govt. is attempting to publicize evidence that may not be admissible at trial".

But the convictions were overturned in 1998, when the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the jury's inadvertent exposure to a police interview with Eslaminia's brother contained statements that were "very prejudicial" and may have resulted in the guilty verdict. .

"The impact was very definitely prejudicial for Jane Doe and had a positive impact for the defendants on the jury," she said.

For a man who's claimed he values "diversity and inclusion," these are some very odd — and prejudicial — bedfellows.

"Clause 12 is very clear that newspapers must avoid prejudicial, pejorative or irrelevant reference to an individual's sexual orientation and the reference to Miss Balding plainly breached its terms".

Growing up non-caucasian in America, I experienced prejudicial attitudes at a very early age.

Consent arrangements are very troubling, because information which is not potentially prejudicial to national security may for reasons of trial management or embarrassment be considered under a closed procedure.

Setting aside the prejudicial overtones of such statements, the very idea is absurd.