Sentence examples for prejudice the from inspiring English sources

Lord Goldsmith, concerned the story would prejudice the investigation.

"We don't want to prejudice the investigation," she wrote.

In particular it can prejudice the chances of "genre" fiction.

I'm not going to tell you what as it might prejudice the case.

Walton said he recounted the story in case either party felt it might prejudice the case.

Walton had ruled that such information could prejudice the jury against Clemens.

Apparently the feeling was that Ferdinand could prejudice the coming legal case against Terry either way.

A lack of trust could prejudice the necessary cooperation in the field of intelligence gathering.

The professors said these comments "prejudice the outcome of the disciplinary procedures".

"It was brought in to prejudice the minds of the jurors.

"This does not prejudice the future cases one way or the other".