Sentence examples for prejudicial by from inspiring English sources

This kind of evidence -- dating more than 15 years after the crimes for which Mr. Papon was standing trial -- would almost certainly have been seen as irrelevant and prejudicial by an American court.

In a situation of expanding resource allocation, such a shift would be unlikely to be seen as prejudicial by general practitioners or existing healthcare professionals, but may rather be welcomed as an additional resource [ 65].

He also endured a prejudicial "trial by headline," orchestrated largely by newspaper mogul William Randolph Hearst.

If a 57-year-old woman is lying in hospital with a life-threatening hole in her temple, this is no "alleged shooting": the shooting is literally bloody obvious, only guilt is left to be alleged.Journalists are rightly warned by editors to avoid prejudicial language by ring-fencing suspicions with words like "alleged".

In their ruling on Thursday, the justices cited prejudicial evidence by the prosecution that was not properly explained to the jury or dismissed by the original trial judge.

In their ruling Thursday, the justices cited prejudicial evidence by the prosecution that was not properly explained to the jury or dismissed by the original trial judge.

(The reason the mistrial was declared in the first place was because of prejudicial behaviour by one of the plaintiff's lawyers towards the jury).

Adding to a string of out-of-context quotes, Ms. Maslin continues to pour fuel on a prejudicial pyre by citing my description of "Chariots of Fire" as "a film about a Jewish runner".

The economic losses caused by this commercial strategy resulted in volcanic activity being regarded as an essentially prejudicial factor by the local community (Carracedo et al. 2007).

While negative public attitudes towards PLWHA presents a difficult social issue, prejudicial attitudes by health care professionals can directly affect access to care at the point of service delivery [ 6, 7].

The prejudicial attitude represented by the quote perpetuates medical myth and harmful stigma.George D. Lundberg, M.D. Los Gatos, Calif.