Sentence examples for prejudiced substantially from inspiring English sources
She said: "Disclosure of this information at that stage would have prejudiced substantially the commercial interests of Dundee City Council as the contracting authority".
Although the Florida police secured an arrest warrant in 1960 charging petitioner with armed robbery, he was not tried until 1968; he demanded a speedy trial as early as 1962; he has shown that he was substantially prejudiced by the delay; and the State, it appears, was deliberately slow in prosecuting him.
The above-stated facts were alleged in a motion for a new trial, together with an allegation that the petitioner was substantially prejudiced, thereby depriving him of a fair trial, and a request for a hearing to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident and its effect on the jury.
And Abraham was substantially prejudiced by the Greek organizations' delay, insofar as he would not have invested millions of dollars to completely rebuild his business three times (twice after fires and once after a tornado) had he known the Greek organizations would later sue him to enforce their trademarks.
Harlan also dissented from this ground for reversal, arguing that Burton was not substantially prejudiced.
"Plaintiffs and the public would be substantially prejudiced by entry of Defendants‟ overbroad protective order, which seeks to seal everything disclosed in pretrial discovery".
Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?
The General Social Survey also measured explicitly prejudiced views toward blacks among whites, finding that they have stayed stable or declined slightly in the past few years, and are substantially lower than at the beginning of the century.
