Sentence examples for furthering prejudice from inspiring English sources

Both Bill Maher and Sam Harris, on that now famous debate with Affleck, cited certain facts with the aim of furthering liberal principles; not promoting fear for a political objective or furthering prejudice because of disdain towards Islam.

The association can only further prejudice the President and certain of his followers against them.

But Joseph L. Doherty, a lawyer for Bishop John B. McCormack of Manchester, N.H., said the motion was intended "to require compliance with the rules and prevent any further prejudice".

"This feeling has been reinforced with yesterday's announcement, as the club feels this will further prejudice the forthcoming ballot of season pass holders.

Meanwhile, Atlanta's own weed-smoking sage Darius continues to drop philosophy-filled bombs without further prejudice or examination.

"Their tactics may have worked to play on the fears of Americans and spur further prejudice and divisiveness immediately after 9/11 in the US, but after 14 years of wars and 57,000+ American killed or wounded, the American public is ready for answers from peaceful Muslims and intelligent Christians alike," she added.

Distinct citation trends in sub-areas covered by a journal further prejudice the comparison of scientists in the same area [6].

This dubious principle not only further institutionalizes prejudice, but it also puts the burden squarely on those who have been discriminated against to seek out others who do not discriminate.

The gay community has come a long way -- we don't need to further wedge prejudices amongst ourselves.

This negative language has long shaped public views and sentiments towards rural migrants and further deepened the prejudice against them.

The Guardian understands the attorney general has received at least one complaint raising concerns that Akers's evidence – given in the midst of a criminal inquiry – could be in breach of the Contempt of Court Act and could prejudice further legal action against any of the individuals arrested.