Sentence examples for prejudicial use from inspiring English sources

Marlow said that while the exotic nature of the technology is often played up for shock value, the prejudicial use of it, too often, is not.

Claims to the contrary have rested upon selective and prejudicial use of this evidence due to the tendency to privilege Socrates' remarks on Zeno's purposes over Zeno's own qualifications and corrections of that analysis.

"We were up to a point," he answers, "but it was about more than reclaiming, it was undermining the prejudicial use".

His lawyer accused prosecutors of conducting a flawed and prejudicial investigation using tainted evidence and raised the possibility - not yet confirmed by judges or prosecutors - that this week's hearings would be adjourned because witnesses for the prosecution could not attend court.

Longitudinal studies with specific interventions should be explored to determine whether prejudice reduction strategies could improve prejudicial reactions using introspection and facilitated clinical encounters.

But we must accept that crime statistics are inherently wrong due to the prejudicial societal labels used to define crime by the power elite and that crime statistics are always used as a political weapon.

Mr Wieseltier himself writes of "jihadists" with the same confident prejudicial strokes Mr Sullivan uses to talk about "the Goldfarb-Krauthammer wing" (or, in other contexts, "Christianists").

In statements that he released to the press, he accused Hundt of "using clearly prejudicial procedures," and of trying to "hurt us".

Despite the title and use of prejudicial terminology (monolignol) throughout the article, no new evidence is presented that lignin is actually produced by organisms other than green plants, green algae and the red alga Calliarthron.

The dependent variables were measured using the Prejudicial Evaluation Scale (PES) and Social Interaction Scale (SIS).

There's an exception to what they call a hearsay rule, and to something being too prejudicial if you're using it to show what's called modus operandi.