Sentence examples for consequently prejudice from inspiring English sources
Consequently, prejudice against Jews -- whether derived from past European hatred for Jews as a separate race, or its modern incarnation spurred by the Arab world's opposition to the re-establishment of the State of Israel -- is not only unconscionable but, in light of these scientific discoveries, irrational.
This strong ascertainment bias has inadvertently skewed the SNPs surveyed in the International Hap-Map Project, which consequently prejudiced the SNP content of commercial genotyping platforms to carry tagging SNPs that are liable to exhibit higher minor allele frequencies in European populations.
Consequently the prejudice asylum seekers face is based on almost total ignorance.
Similarly, people who are subjected to other forms of inequality, such as homophobia, transphobia, ableism or racism, may experience prejudice not just in the form of individual incidents, but as a qualifier that alters their perception of their own safety and may consequently impose limits on their freedom and behaviour.
What does "unfair prejudice" mean?
This is business, not prejudice.
They might be perfectly ordinary and friendly people that in circumstances where no words have been spoken, one would be fine with this person, but suddenly that label causes an uncomfortable feeling to arise and words become objects (and, consequently identifiers) of prejudice and bias.
Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?
