Sentence examples for these prejudicial from inspiring English sources

I'm sick of these prejudicial Libs.

Denham, who has made his letter public, asks O'Donnell: "Given these prejudicial statements, there must be serious questions about the decision to ask Mr Hunt to carry out this quasi-judicial role.

Dr Austin left no-one in any doubt that this was part of a political campaign against her organisation: ""These prejudicial comments followed twenty days, at least, of constant, strident, partial, often ill-informed interventions by AMs of all opposition parties, including their leaderships, against Awema which fed into, and legitimated, an unremitting negative media.

But in this production by Daniel Sullivan, the play does not tilt towards Shylock or these prejudicial issues.

"These prejudicial actions are discriminatory and anti-globalization, and I did everything I could to cause a different outcome," Schmidt said.

And more importantly, how did we go from electing our first African American President to feeling comfortable exhibiting these prejudicial behaviors?

They argued the content of these calls might lead to the prejudicial treatment of Barrett during his trial.

"These bigoted and prejudicial ideas don't belong in the conversation," Greenblatt said.

These impurities are prejudicial to the development of CNT-based applications.

The lack of improper police action does not make identifications tainted by these factors any less prejudicial.

While it can be claimed that the Contempt of Court Act does not actually bite until charges are brought, these reports are wholly prejudicial and unfair, and constitute a direct threat to the rule of law and the presumption of innocence.