Sentence examples similar to evaluating with less prejudice from inspiring English sources

Electronic mentoring appears to have great potential for youth with special needs since it is an accessible communication medium that provides an opportunity to exchange practical information and support and to experience an accepting relationship with less prejudice.

Results largely agree with those from experiment after the experimental data with background is re-evaluated with prejudice.

My impression is that most of the people in Mountain Lakes are good people with no more or less prejudice than the rest of us.

Meanwhile, elected officials making policy at a local level are moving ahead with at least somewhat less prejudice.

But as our ideological sensitivities shift, we can now begin rereading them with changed prejudice, if not less prejudice.

Mean level of generalized trust at the country level is associated with less religious prejudice, whereas it does not have any effect on racial prejudice.

Similarly an Indian study [ 27] concluded that HCWs with more knowledge regarding HIV/AIDS showed less prejudice to PLWHA and that doctors were less prejudiced when compared to nurses in their attitude towards PWLHA.

The same phenomenon was observed amongst Polish nurses where the trained nurses also showed less prejudice when compared to their colleagues with less training [ 26].

For decades, southern labourers sought more money and less prejudice in industrial cities.

In other words: more empathy, less prejudice.

An equally important implication is that older adolescents had less prejudice and more knowledge.