Prejudicial

The prosecutor presented evidence that proved the defendant's prejudicial actions.

The harsh criticism from the judge was prejudicial to the singer's career.

The discrepancy in the data was prejudicial to the accuracy of the analysis.

The storm caused prejudicial damage to the house.

The company's policy of only hiring young employees is prejudicial towards older candidates.

The article contained a lot of prejudicial information about the celebrity, which was not verified.

The landlord's rental policies were found to be prejudicial towards tenants with disabilities.

The study's methodology was prejudicial towards a particular conclusion.

The teacher was accused of being prejudicial toward certain students.

The court decided that the juror's prejudicial views would not allow for a fair trial.

The housing development project is prejudicial to the environment.

The athlete's prejudicial comments about his opponent were criticized by the sports community.

The prosecutor argued that the defendant's actions were prejudicial to public safety.

The company's lack of investment in cybersecurity could prove prejudicial to their customers' personal information.

The restaurant's policy of only serving customers who were dressed in expensive clothing was prejudicial to those who couldn't afford it.

The new law is prejudicial to people with disabilities.

The defendant was found prejudicial for committing perjury during the trial.

The politician's speech was criticized for being prejudicial towards immigrants.

The constant interruptions were prejudicial to the flow of the meeting.

The politician's prejudicial remarks about immigrants caused outrage among the people.

The plaintiff's lawyer argued that the defendant's actions were intentionally prejudicial.

The company's CEO was accused of prejudicial activity in their financial dealings.

The bank's lending policies were found to be prejudicial towards people with low credit scores.

The lawyer advised her client not to speak about the case as it could be prejudicial.

The doctor's treatment plan was prejudicial towards alternative therapies.

The defendant's lawyer claimed that the prosecution's evidence was prejudicial and should be thrown out.

The company's advertising campaign was found to be prejudicial towards people with disabilities.

The jury was instructed to set aside any prejudicial opinions they may have had about the defendant.

The security breach was prejudicial to the privacy of the company's clients.

The newspaper published a prejudicial article about the accused without verifying the facts.

The news article was seen as prejudicial against a certain political party.

The court determined that the police officer's actions were prejudicial and violated the suspect's rights.

The law enforcement system is prejudicial to people of color.

The school was sued for implementing a prejudicial dress code policy.

The lack of funding was prejudicial to the success of the program.

She avoided going to that restaurant because of her prejudicial beliefs about the people who worked there.

The judge declared the witness's testimony prejudicial and inadmissible.

The CEO's decision to only hire employees from his own country was deemed prejudicial by the company's HR department.

The company's hiring practices were prejudicial towards candidates with non-traditional backgrounds.

The investigation revealed that the suspect had a history of prejudicial behavior.

The landlord's policies were prejudicial towards low-income renters.

The interviewer's questions were prejudicial towards women.

The new law was criticized for being prejudicial towards certain ethnic groups.

The excessive regulations were prejudicial to the growth of small businesses.

The author's book was criticized for containing prejudicial stereotypes about a particular race.

The surgeon advised against the surgery due to the prejudicial risks.

The government's decision to cut funding for education was prejudicial to the future of the country.

The news report was criticized for being prejudicial against a certain religion.

The company's hiring process is prejudicial to minorities.

The university's admissions process was under investigation for being prejudicial towards students of certain ethnicities.