Sentence examples for could prejudice from inspiring English sources

Could prejudice bring it home for Hillary Clinton in 2016?

"First of all it could prejudice any prosecutions.

Walton had ruled that such information could prejudice the jury against Clemens.

Apparently the feeling was that Ferdinand could prejudice the coming legal case against Terry either way.

A lack of trust could prejudice the necessary cooperation in the field of intelligence gathering.

This is the kind of demagoguery that could prejudice a prosecution, or mobilize a mob.

But methadone's proponents fear that his criticism could prejudice people against the medication.

The defense lawyers have complained that the tight security could prejudice the jury against the defendants.

"She's trying to show the importance of how this could prejudice" trial proceedings, Mr. Constantine said.

Mr. Brafman said that the search warrant contained numerous unproven accusations and could prejudice potential jurors.

Experts have warned that releasing the names could prejudice a police inquiry.