Sentence examples for expected prejudicial from inspiring English sources
Even so, Mr. Ajiri and several other Nigerians living in and around Detroit said they expected prejudicial fallout from the attack and from an incident on the same flight two days later in which a Nigerian man spent a long time in the plane's lavatory, arousing the suspicion of fellow passengers, flight attendants and an air marshal and setting off security alerts as the plane landed.
Subsequent studies have shown how experiencing a positive stereotype can make people expect future prejudicial treatment.
In a further sign of rising tensions before elections expected this year, a newspaper editor and reporter were arrested on Tuesday and charged with publishing false statements prejudicial to the state.
She speaks for a generation of "lipstick feminists", self-confident rebels against PC, liberated young women who expect to be taken seriously and who no longer feel they have to fight prejudicial "representations" of femininity.
These considerations are not prejudicial.
"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.
Using it would be prejudicial, they contend.
The "fitness removal" could appear prejudicial.
Prosecutors argued the information would be prejudicial.
"I stopped being prejudicial," she said.
