Sentence examples for prejudiced because of from inspiring English sources

In papers filed Wednesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, Mr. Meyer said the internal departmental trial that led to his firing was prejudiced because of "the extraordinary amount of adverse publicity".

People are presumably prejudiced because of their fear of the "other," particularly in matters of sexuality, but also because of the common assumption in many communities (not least in Queens, New York, where these women live) that transgender women work in prostitution.

However, there is the potential that the durability of some components may be prejudiced because of differences in the combustion environment (especially in terms of water vapor content, and possibly sulfur compounds and particulates).

If she doesn't like you, don't blame her for being prejudiced because of your disability.

Prof Ross Anderson, of Cambridge University's computer laboratory, told the Cambridge News no one who attends a specialist course should face prejudice "because of the circumstances of their birth".

Even in CA internships, they've told me, they have faced racial microaggressions and prejudice because of the state of the industry.

So had Johanna Vasquez, who at age 16 came from El Salvador, where, born male, she always felt the instinct to be female and suffered terrible abuse and prejudice because of it, she told me.

While restaurants, airlines and other service businesses frequently seek to recruit them because of their English-language skills, many northeast natives suffer insults and prejudice because many of them have facial features more common in East Asia and because many are not native speakers of Hindi or south Indian languages.

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Northeasterners say they face prejudice primarily because of their facial features, which tend to have East Asian characteristics, and because they often don't speak Hindi or southern languages.

"People who are not religious or believe differently experience prejudice directly because of his statements".