Sentence examples for that prejudicial from inspiring English sources

Before the trial started, Laidlaw attempted to get the whole case against Brooks thrown out on the grounds that prejudicial newspaper coverage meant she could not get a fair trial.

I am not being chased down alleyways and called a Christ killer, I do not feel that prejudicial hiring practices will keep me out of a job and I am not afraid that the police will come and take away my family.

But Lyman acknowledges that prejudicial enforcement will unfortunately endure.

[PH03] All participants believed that prejudicial attitudes on the part of family physicians were a considerable barrier to low-income patients accessing optimal care.

It is these negative social experiences, along with the expectation that prejudicial events will continue to occur, that are believed to contribute to the increased mental health difficulties observed among sexual minorities [ 12].

Unlike the ethnic density hypothesis which implies benefits of being around people similar to oneself, the contact hypothesis suggests that prejudicial beliefs may be reinforced when individuals are surrounded by more of their own group and with fewer opportunities to meet other ethnic groups on a regular basis, thereby increasing the risk of experiencing racism when interactions do occur.

"We are not doing anything that is prejudicial to families".

But if caught, we could have been court-martialed for conduct that was "prejudicial to good order and discipline".

Harcourt also criticized the broken windows theory for fostering "zero-tolerance" policies that are prejudicial against the disadvantaged segments of society.

Model Rule 8.4(d), states that it is professional misconduct for a lawyer to "engage in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice".

The Media Institute of Southern Africa condemned the arrest and detention of a Zimbabwean journalist, Peta Thornycroft, who was accused of publishing false information that was prejudicial to the state.