Sentence examples for this may prejudice from inspiring English sources

"We do not comment on legal matters as this may prejudice an individual's case," he said.

Thus, if macrophage activities are compromised, the host may become more susceptible to infections and tumors and this may prejudice the results of specific treatments.

"Accordingly, based on counsel's advice, it is premature and not appropriate to supply to news sources piecemeal information relating to this incident, including any systemwide information that may prejudice the inquiry".

Suspicions or claims of malingering may prejudice treatment or reimbursement decisions.

Their combined coverage may prejudice trials, but who was to say one broadcaster or newspaper was guilty of contempt?

States that breach international rules suffer a decline in credibility that may prejudice them in future relations with other states.

Mark Woodward: "A photo may prejudice an application sub-consciously so if it is not asked for, consider leaving it out".

The declaration specifically stipulated that "nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine".

It stipulates that nothing should be done "which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine".

"Any resumption of hostilities would be uncalled for and may prejudice other attempts on resolving militancy in the region," he said.

Throughout the Watergate case & now in the Agnew case, it has been stated & believed that publicity may prejudice a fair trial.