Sentence examples for with prejudicial from inspiring English sources

With prejudicial attitudes, you can't really do much.

Chief constables such as Wright had their resolve stiffened with prejudicial rhetoric, exemplified in a speech Walker made on 30 May, in which he described the strike as "a battle enthusiastically supported by Marxists to see whether or not the mob, using mob violence, can rule".

Even though the event's planned keynote speaker, Indian-American activist Rinku Sen, was unable to attend because of this week's snowstorm, the luncheon featured a full lineup of speakers who gave accounts, often heartfelt, of their own encounters with prejudicial attitudes.

Several studies have shown how individuals with prejudicial views towards a range of minority groups are taking to the Web to spread such hateful messages [3 5].

When the applause ended, however, I found myself shocked and dismayed by the relevance of the struggle with prejudicial hatred that is at the core of the story.

Unfortunately, far too many of us respond without even thinking about it, with prejudicial thoughts about the person's race, religion, ethnicity, body, clothing, or differences in social class, sexual orientation, age or disability, or any other variation that gives us the illusion that we are better than someone else.

He was also charged with violating rules related to medication records and with conduct prejudicial to the sport.

But, of course, as with all prejudicial conceptions, the big difference is one of consequence.

And older people are more often associated with having prejudicial views.

Scott has been charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game and will face a separate hearing.

The RFU said: "Richard Cockerill is to appear before a disciplinary panel after being charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game.