Sentence examples for reduce prejudicial from inspiring English sources
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.
One might modify FEO so that if two people have the same native talent, but one ends up with lesser prospects of success in competitions for positions of advantage because her ambition has been reduced by prejudicial or discriminatory socialization, then FEO is violated (on this issue, see Okin 1991).
These conservative reactions are basic and normal -- they reduce anxiety -- but over time they harden into more stable and pervasive world views, which include stereotypical thinking, avoidance, prejudicial attitudes and over discrimination.
Reduced early commitment to apoptosis eliminated the prejudicial effects of the loss of cells to a 'dying fraction'.
intrusion-tolerant replication, with f>0, improves (mathcal{R}) for small MT, but for small ratios f/n it is prejudicial for large MT; rejuvenation cannot bring benefits before its first application, but it reduces the long-term degradation effects on dependability, by periodically bringing the system back to its initial overall state (i.e., with all nodes healthy see (20) in the Appendix).
"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.
