Sentence examples for too prejudicial from inspiring English sources

This was judged too prejudicial for the jury to hear.

It would be too prejudicial, Judge Roush said.

The judge rejected the request, saying that that incident was too prejudicial against Mr. Williams.

The judge barred that account from the first trial, saying it was too prejudicial.

But while his wealth was fair game, Judge Rakoff prohibited testimony about Mr. Gupta's philanthropic intentions, saying such evidence was too prejudicial.

But Judge Coleman refused to admit it, saying the details were too prejudicial against Mr. Williams and that the prosecution had sufficient other evidence to prove its charges in the shooting of Mr. Christofi.

The Puerto Rican soldiers surmounted not only the Communist enemy but also prejudicial attitudes.

"Middling" is any attempt to standardise English, too often in prejudicial ways.

However, dialysis may in itself, also have prejudicial effects on the nervous system.

"I wanted to use a subject that was not too old and thus prejudicial with regard to the type of music being listened to".

Doctor, ARV district level Some of these attitudes are based on real experiences, but many are also based on prejudicial expectations, and women wishing to access PMTCT services will be victims of that stigma, too.