Sentence examples for from prejudicial from inspiring English sources

The attorney general is to begin issuing legal warnings to steer Twitter users away from prejudicial comments that might force trials to be abandoned.

She kept the post for 38 years, fighting and winning battles to stop banks from prejudicial lending practices and bringing phones and paved roads to her poor county.

Protection from prejudicial groups can inadvertently lead to individuals forming further prejudicial groups, resulting in a fractured population.

It applies to blogs and tweets, as well as mainstream media, but many doubt it can keep jurors away from prejudicial material published online.

Doctors are all fattist, and it's not from prejudicial sense of aesthetics – which have long since been dulled by the daily barrage of gore ickier than an Eli Roth movie – but because the clinically obese are impossible to treat.

Doctors are all fattist, and it's not from prejudicial sense of aesthetics which have long since been dulled by the daily barrage of gore ickier than an Eli Roth movie but because the clinically obese are impossible to treat.

The star of Ken Loach's Palme d'Or-winning movie I, Daniel Blake has attacked the film industry for prejudicial treatment of actors from less privileged backgrounds.

But he also knew information about the investigation that he could not share with anyone, including other trustees, and was still bound by rules prohibiting prosecutors from making possibly prejudicial statements.

So why not try to make the campus environment a bit more progressive, and different from those negative, prejudicial experiences?" But some academics argue that this sensitivity is actually the product of a new style of university leadership.

Whether Diaz used marijuana or not the night of the fight, the man is entitled to a fair hearing free from snickering and prejudicial questioning.

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.