Sentence examples for significant prejudice from inspiring English sources

Design review of these stadia actively encouraged them to integrate architectural heritage – hardly the "significant prejudice" claimed by the Traditional Architecture Group.

And all of the players mentioned here faced significant prejudice in places where, thanks in part to their efforts, such reactions have become unusual.

The magistrate said it was an unusual situation, the likes of which he'd never seen, but he didn't accept Yin's argument that not granting more time to prepare the defence would be a significant prejudice to Culleton.

Most of the public believes that Muslims face significant prejudice, although views on that question haven't undergone the same recent shift.

(Behind the monastery church is the tomb of Saint Alexis Toth, a former Eastern Catholic priest who converted to Orthodoxy after experiencing significant prejudice from United States Latin rite clergy who had no tolerance for Eastern Rite practices. The Catholic Church paid a hefty price for its mistreatment of Toth because thousands of Eastern Catholics followed Toth into the Orthodox Church).

She said that: "There was a lot of fear among health care providers about contagion, but there was also significant prejudice and discriminatory behavior because the new disease was identified in a population that was stigmatized by the larger society.

Major progress has been made in combating racism since the murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence 20 years ago, but significant prejudices towards ethnic and religious minorities remain, a survey reveals.

Significant prejudices against all three groups still remain in America, but not the way you might expect.

And the Divisional Court fined the News of the World the total of £50,000 for contempt of court for publishing an article which was calculated or had the capacity to cause significant and substantial prejudice to the trial of the people who had been arrested, did they not?

Initial conclusions already indicate that Gemalto SIM products (as well as banking cards, passports and other products and platforms) are secure and the Company doesn't expect to endure a significant financial prejudice.

These cultural differences, inherent and often hidden racial prejudices along with significant continued outright prejudice continue to exist.