Sentence examples for potentially derogatory from inspiring English sources
(The F.T.C.'s report said that lenders might actually prefer to see all potentially derogatory information about a potential borrower, even if it can't all be matched with certainty).
And it raised concerns over "potentially derogatory" Powerpoint slides used in training, which referred to "good breeding potential" and women who "expect to be hit".
Another major leak concerned communications intercepts during the campaign of Russian government officials discussing potentially "derogatory" information about Trump and top campaign aides.
While the term "confidential" in D.C. parlance is part of the national security classification framework, in these NDAs, it referred to potentially derogatory and unclassified information pertaining to the president.
When potentially derogatory information is dismissed from a person's record in the court system, the dismissal is not always registered immediately with various data collection firms (private data brokers) and errors can appear in background checks and jeopardize chances at employment.
The NHS is to establish a patient feedback website, styled after the popular travel site TripAdvisor, to allow patients to post complaints online – including those containing potentially derogatory comments about medical staff – and show hospitals' responses to them in real time.
On the other hand, derogatory misconceptions about Vodou also often originate in fear of its power to potentially upend authority.
He later told staff members of a Senate homeland security subcommittee that he had been asked to delete derogatory information from the 65-page public report issued in September 2012 because it was potentially damaging to the administration two months ahead of the November election, the Times reported.
He also potentially saw all the stereotypical associations of blacks -- up to no good, stronger than King Kong, violent and countless other derogatory stereotypes used to describe blacks.
