Sentence examples for prejudicial atmosphere from inspiring English sources

As Maribel Hastings of America's Voice put it, writing in Spanish: "Millions of undocumented people see in the pope a defender and intermediary who can change hearts … At least many people hope that the pope will somehow tackle the poisonous and prejudicial atmosphere that now grips the Republican race for the presidential nomination".

In a heated 129-page decision, Judge Kurt D. Englehardt of Federal District Court here declared that federal prosecutors had created a "prejudicial, poisonous atmosphere" in making anonymous online comments before and during the trial at nola.com, the Web site of The Times-Picayune, and ordered a new trial for all five officers.

Or we could leave the 1981 act as it is, and rely on the good sense of the jury to put aside any prejudicial material they may have read or seen, hoping that the hothouse atmosphere of the trial and the live evidence being given in front of them will banish any preconceptions and memories they may have arrived with.

"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.

Using it would be prejudicial, they contend.

The "fitness removal" could appear prejudicial.

Prosecutors argued the information would be prejudicial.

I will not be prejudicial about people.

Is this inclusive or is it prejudicial?

I'm sick of these prejudicial Libs.

We become more contemptuous and prejudicial.