Sentence examples for prejudicial side from inspiring English sources

Workers themselves argue that a poor job market has brought out the often hidden prejudicial side of employers who can afford to be especially picky in selecting employees.

Anyone who is creative puts something of themselves in what they do, and I've put lots in, but it's the warped, prejudicial side of myself.

Therefore, like Mr. Cohen, I support Farouk Hosny's candidacy to head Unesco, to the extent that he would increase dialogue between Jews and Arabs and potentially reduce prejudicial stereotypes on both sides.

The judge said he wanted to exclude "side issues" that could be prejudicial.

Whoever would have thought that team sports were once one of the first arenas in which prejudicial barriers were broken down, as "different" types of people played side by side at the highest level in a way that made a mockery of wider society's insistence on clinging to those differences?

"Middling" is any attempt to standardise English, too often in prejudicial ways.

It is monopolar insofar as deity is characterized by only one side of each pair of contrasts; it is prejudicial insofar as it holds to the invidious nature of the contrasts.

Both sides claim to be the real victims of prejudicial policing, with a member of the 32CSM stating that their march descended into violence after the PSNI blocked "the rally for extended periods of time, giving the loyalist protesters opportunity to launch attacks on the marchers".

"His is a fundamentally prejudicial point of view from someone in a senior position," added Adam.

There are coded echoes of it in the leading and prejudicial questionnaire put to servicemen and women this spring by the Pentagon regarding the viability of openly gay soldiers serving side-by-side with heterosexual ones.

"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.