Sentence examples for this prejudicial from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless the prosecutors showed this prejudicial hearsay to the jurors.

This prejudicial assumption in women's sports creates a hostile environment for athletes perceived as lesbian, who might be shunned for "perpetuating" or "validating" the stereotype that women athletes are masculine or gay.

And yet, thanks to this prejudicial pecking order, we somehow justify keeping Native Americans at the bottom of societal barrel, treating them in ways that we'd never tolerate for another race and religion.

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.

It was also held that part of the focus may be on normalising prejudice (i.e. acknowledging that most individuals have prejudices and that this is not abnormal) and not preaching or proselytizing to students against this prejudicial "normality".

In this respect, the prejudicial question of the Federal Government of the Federal Court ("BGH") about IP addresses is quite crucial.

Some judgemental, unprofessional wench down at the Jobcentre dared to point this out to him but Paul swiftly identified this as prejudicial.

The CPRE says if the EFA buys up sites in advance of approval this is "prejudicial" to the planning process.

This is prejudicial when mortality is the primary outcome, given the huge impact on mortality when such decisions are taken in patients.

This carried a prejudicial implication that this was not true of the remaining four.

This disease that is the prejudicial treatment and permissive failure of African American males must simply be eradicated.