Sentence examples for prejudicial and from inspiring English sources

"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.

This is both a prejudicial and a dangerous error.

It was found by IPSO to be prejudicial and pejorative about trans people and blind people.

She was expelled for "prejudicial and grossly detrimental behaviour against the party".

Host Jake Tapper noted the government of Mexico had called Trump's comments prejudicial and absurd.

The Court of Appeals affirmed over petitioner's claim that the returns were inflammatory, prejudicial, and irrelevant.

While the mayor's outrage was prejudicial and premature (where is the presumption of innocence?), Burress's recklessness is indefensible.

Paragallo, 52, of Long Island, maintained that a report issued before his sentencing last May was prejudicial and asked that his sentence be overturned.

One of the defendants, Alton H. Maddox Jr., who is legally representing himself, flew into a rage, shouting that the questions were prejudicial and irrelevant.

According to the US account, Geisel notes that such killings could be "potentially prejudicial" and asks for a few days to consider whether such tactics are appropriate.

First, of all there are the realities created on the ground that are more and more prejudicial and detrimental to peace... NS: Settlements?