Sentence examples for also prejudicial from inspiring English sources

The Puerto Rican soldiers surmounted not only the Communist enemy but also prejudicial attitudes.

This was judged too prejudicial for the jury to hear.

It would be too prejudicial, Judge Roush said.

However, dialysis may in itself, also have prejudicial effects on the nervous system.

He also endured a prejudicial "trial by headline," orchestrated largely by newspaper mogul William Randolph Hearst.

Moreover, for several participants, the impact of these types of experiences was intensified by the knowledge that family members, friends and peers also experienced similar prejudicial treatment.

Doctor, ARV district level Some of these attitudes are based on real experiences, but many are also based on prejudicial expectations, and women wishing to access PMTCT services will be victims of that stigma, too.

Participants also pointed to prejudicial attitudes among providers, a failure of primary care disciplines to incorporate approaches to poverty as a standard of care, and a lack of knowledge of concrete steps providers can take to address patients' poverty.

It also ruled it was prejudicial to try the two together.

The inability to differentiate between AA-containing CHMs and non-AA CHMs had also resulted in the prejudicial term 'Chinese herbal nephropathy' and led many western medicine practitioners to warn the patients with CKD against the use of any CHMs.

Questions could also be raised about the prejudicial effect of statements by military officials, and even by the commander in chief, President Obama, who spoke of the "murderous and craven acts" at the memorial service.