Sentence examples for something prejudicial from inspiring English sources

Members of Tabak's defence team certainly monitored tweets carefully and, no doubt, would have made great play if something prejudicial to their client had crept out.

Maybe it's time to check your supervisors email for something prejudicial (just don't get caught).

Laws were passed in 2002 enabling the Home Secretary to remove the citizenship of any dual nationals who had done something "seriously prejudicial" to the UK, but the power had rarely been used before the current government took office.

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.

If you write something that's blatantly prejudicial but not legally racist, you will be rewarded.

"If something that inflammatory, seriously prejudicial, can be found to be 'harmless error,' " Mr. Gershman said, "what you saw here in this case pales in comparison".

What's he saying, if not something that's viciously prejudicial?

So, while I agree with Luis Granados' take that something must be done about this prejudicial policy, instead of eliminating it I'd like to see the legislators expand this immigration program to allow charitable workers immigration opportunities without regard to their religiosity.

We also know what that something is and yet, for some traditional, prejudicial, stupid reason we don't do it.

So, there must be some hidden reason, something other than the traditional ones, that causes humans to behave in ways prejudicial and inimical to others.

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.