Sentence examples for prejudicial are from inspiring English sources

Thus, judges' decisions to exclude evidence on the basis that it is prejudicial are often arbitrary, as Laudan shows by looking at actual cases.

― page 94. "There is pride to be had where the prejudicial is practiced with precision in the trenchant triage of tactile terminations".

That's still somewhat true, though the prejudicial attitudes are more submerged now.

"I think his record of anti-Semitic comments, his record of intolerant and prejudicial remarks are ones that I don't want to be associated with," she said.

At the request of the defense, the court placed a gag order on the media to ensure no prejudicial statements are made before the trial.

"These prejudicial actions are discriminatory and anti-globalization, and I did everything I could to cause a different outcome," Schmidt said.

These prejudicial attitudes are seen right from womb to tomb (16).

"If something that inflammatory, seriously prejudicial, can be found to be 'harmless error,' " Mr. Gershman said, "what you saw here in this case pales in comparison".

And yet prejudicial judging is fair game these days for Muslims.

For several, a history of prejudicial treatment was associated with negative views about health services and health care professionals.

The mean of general prejudicial attitudes was 38.34 ± 6.21 and 38.35 ± 6.86 for FSW and GMW, respectively.